If you plan a home demo to explore features and comfort levels, preparation is key to a respectful and comfortable session. Begin by setting boundaries and obtaining consent from all involved adults, clarifying what will be demonstrated and who will participate. Create a neutral, quiet space with good lighting to showcase details without distractions. Organize a checklist of demonstration topics: appearance customization, motion ranges, interactive capabilities, and cleaning or safety routines.
During the demo, proceed at a relaxed pace, explaining each feature as you demonstrate it and inviting questions. Emphasize safety and hygiene practices—how to clean, store, and handle components, and how to adjust settings for privacy. It’s helpful to provide written materials or a quick reference guide that outlines capabilities, limits, and safety notes. After the session, solicit feedback to understand comfort levels and preferences, and offer a plan for follow-up demonstrations or deeper dives into specific features. A thoughtful, consent-based approach ensures the demo is informative, respectful, and useful for everyone involved.