Safety is a cornerstone of responsible doll ownership. For adults, routine hygiene is essential: clean the skin with mild, non-abrasive cleaners; avoid embedding moisture under joints; and dry thoroughly to prevent mold or material degradation. Storage should be cool, dry, and away from direct sunlight to preserve skin tone and structural integrity. If the doll includes electronic features or AI modules, follow manufacturer guidelines for battery care, charging cycles, and moisture protection, and have surge protection in the charging area. Fire safety matters too: keep away from heat sources and ensure any electrical components are properly insulated and compliant with local electrical standards. In Denmark, as in many places, GDPR-compliant handling of any data produced by interactive features is important; consider privacy controls and data minimization when AI capabilities log conversations or preferences. Regular inspections for cracks, pinholes, or joint looseness help catch wear before problems worsen. Finally, responsible ownership includes respecting housemates, guests, and shared spaces by securing the doll when not in use and maintaining discretion about its presence. A thoughtful safety routine supports both the longevity of the doll and the well-being of all household members.