Human: How does the symbiotic relationship between a mother and child develop? Assistant: 
The development of the symbiotic relationship between a mother and child is influenced by many factors. These include genetic predispositions, the environment in which the child is raised, and the interactions between the two. In terms of genetics, children with certain genes are more likely to form strong bonds with their mothers, while those without these genes may be less inclined. As for the environment, children who grow up in an emotionally supportive home are more likely to form close relationships with their parents. Finally, the interaction between parent and child is also important; positive communication can help foster a healthy bond.