Etiquette centers on respect, privacy, and consent—principles that apply to any household. Do set clear boundaries with guests or family members about the doll’s presence, especially in shared spaces. Do keep the doll clean and properly stored when not in use to avoid accidental contact or odors. Don’t use or reposition the doll in a way that could be discomfiting to others; avoid making assumptions about another person’s comfort with intimate objects. Do discuss boundaries around photography or conversation about the doll in social settings to prevent awkward situations. Don’t treat the doll as a substitute for real interaction; balance its use with human relationships and consent-based activities. Do practice discreet maintenance, including cleaning schedules and odor control, to maintain a respectful living environment. In Danish households, mindfulness about privacy, consent, and community norms helps ensure that the presence of the doll remains a personal choice rather than a source of tension or misinterpretation.