Question 1

How many jokes does Norman come with?

Accepted Answer

Norman comes with 50 jokes. Norman will  sometimes say  some funny things after he tells the jokes.

Question 2

What is the ages that is best for Norman?

Accepted Answer

We think from ages 2 as a doll up to 12 or so as a joke telling buddy.

Question 3

Are batteries included?

Accepted Answer

Yes, 3 Double A batteries are included and already installed.  Just pull out the plastic that is sticking out of the Battery comportment.

Question 4

When I pulled the battery tab and presses Norman’s hand, nothing happens?"

Accepted Answer

Most likely the little black on and off switch located on top of the battery compartment is in the off position. Simply switch on. If it is still not working, confirm that the batteries did not get loose during shipping.

Question 5

Does a child have to play along with Norman or does he tell jokes all by himself?

Accepted Answer

What makes Norman special is that the child needs to play along. For instance, press his hand for him to say "Knock Knock". The child should respond "Who's There?" and immediately press Norman's hand again. Norman will answer with a word, then the child should rep

Question 6

Sometimes when I play with Norman and squeeze his hand he does not say knock knock to start?

Accepted Answer

Norman always begins with “Knock Knock”.  If after 5-7 seconds his hand is not pressed, he always go back to Knock Knock

Question 7

Can additional jokes be added to Norman?

Accepted Answer

Not at this time. We are hoping kids start making up their own jokes.

Question 8

Are new outfits available for Norman?

Accepted Answer

Not as of this time.

Question 9

Has Norman passed all necessary testing to be sold in the US?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely.

Question 10

Where are the directions on how to use Norman?

Accepted Answer

There are on the bottom of the box.

Question 11

Could Norman  be of help in a teachers classroom?

Accepted Answer

That is what the teachers are telling us who have tested it for us.
They use it as a learning tool to teach the kids to have fun without plugging something in.
Teachers who taught children with special needs were especially excited.

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