Can parents be wrong?

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Are parents always right?
Parents are our first and last well-wisher.
Sometimes on our decision, they don't agree with us; is that correct?
Due to their life experience, their visions are long.
So they might disagree with our decision.
From the given circumstance which children know, are parents always correct or can they be wrong?
One thing I know they never wish bad for their own children of which sometimes child comes to know when they go against the parents and have to face the consequences, then also they will be standing for the children thought you have gone against them.

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