How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #1
"You just tired, you baby," Mrs. Robichek said, tucking a woolen blanket about her shoulders in the chair. (1.85)
There's a recurring motif of older women putting Therese to sleep because she is young. It's what kids do when they play with dolls.
Quote #2
"Child, child, where do you wander—all by yourself?" (7.102)
Carol's paraphrasing a song, but it's still a weird thing for a lover to say to another, although the two aren't lovers yet. Carol seems to be suggesting that Therese needs a mentor so she won't be a child all by herself.
Quote #3
She hated cleaning up after making something. (7.120)
This is an immature attitude, like wanting to cook dinner but not do the dishes—it's indicative of a person who doesn't want to accept the consequences for their actions. This is what Therese does with Richard. She starts a relationship with him, but she doesn't want to clean it up.