 What is the most likely reason for Mrs. Sarah Glubbes calling her neutroid a baby?
Conditionally Human By WALTER M. MILLER, JR. Illustrated by DAVID STONE [Transcriber's Note: This etext was produced from Galaxy Science Fiction February 1952. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.] They were such cute synthetic creatures, it was impossible not to love them. His wife was in a hurt mood, and he could neither endure the hurt nor remove it. His wife was still at the table, absently fingering the handle of her cup and staring fixedly out the window at the kennels behind the house. The shoulder shivered away from him, and her dark hair swung shiningly as she shuddered. "Honeymoon's over, huh?" You knew it before we got married." "I didn't know you killed them," she said venomously. "I won't have to kill many. Besides, they're only animals." "A small child is an imbecile. "You're taking intelligence as the only criterion of humanity," he protested hopelessly, knowing that a logical defense was useless against sentimentality. But think—we get this house rent-free; I've got my own district with no bosses around; I make my own hours; you'll meet lots of people that stop in at the pound. They looked over my aptitude tests and sent me to Bio-Administration. If I don't want to follow my aptitudes, the only choice is common labor. "They assigned me to it because I liked babies. And because I have a B.S. in biology and an aptitude for dealing with people. Destroying unclaimed units is the smallest part of it. Honey, before the evolvotron, before Anthropos went into the mutant-animal business, people used to elect dogcatchers. Think of it that way—I'm just a dogcatcher." Her face was delicately cut from cold marble. She was a small woman, slender and fragile, but her quiet contempt made her loom. He ripped the splinter loose when it became obvious that she didn't want to be kissed.
 She became too attached to her neutroid.
 She is a Class C citizen and likely has a mental or emotional disorder.  She became too attached to her neutroid.  She is trying to distract the authorities from the neutroid black market.  The neutroid is actually a human child.