Electrical safety is essential for any life-like doll with internal systems. Start with proper charging and storage: follow general battery safety principles—avoid overcharging, never leave charging devices unattended for extended periods, and store batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct heat sources. Use only charging equipment designed for the doll’s power specifications, and inspect cables for wear or damage before each use. Protect electronics from moisture by keeping the doll away from bathrooms or damp environments unless the design is rated for such exposure. When cleaning the doll, disconnect power sources and avoid water contact with internal components. If you notice any unusual heat, swelling, flickering lights, or performance anomalies, cease use and consult a qualified technician. Regular checks of connectors, seals, and external ports help prevent moisture intrusion and corrosion. For long-term storage, ensure batteries are partially discharged if recommended by the manufacturer and stored in a cool place to prolong life. Dispose of old or damaged batteries according to local regulations. By establishing a routine of careful charging, dry storage, and professional servicing when needed, you can reduce the risk of electronic failures and preserve the doll’s functionality.