re: im proud of myself :)

did some research of my own, not that I live in Australia but it may help "Onalee's Mommy"

Law Change
The law relating to child restraints has changed, as of November 9, 2009. The current law is:

• all children under seven years of age must use a child restraint or booster seat when travelling in a car
• Children under 6 months must use an approved, properly fastened and adjusted rearward facing restraint
• Children aged between 6 months and under 4 years must use an approved, properly fastened and adjusted rearward facing child restraint OR a forward facing restraint
• Children aged between 4 years and under 7 years must use an approved, properly fastened and adjusted forward facing restraint or an approved booster seat which is properly positioned and fastened

you don't HAVE to turn them at six months..
http://www.bubhub.com.au/info/articles/safety/infant_car_seats_infant_child_restraint_safety.shtml

Quoting Stfu Shirley:" I was just poking fun. Idk if they have this expression in Australia, but here when somebody says something ... [snip!] ... special or something along those lines, it's common to sarcastically reply with, "Want a cookie?" Don't mind me, I'm harmless."

i was gunna say that and say i know what it means but i just looked and see your from uk maybe its an english thing.

Quoting ♥ axel sean n me:" i was gunna say that and say i know what it means but i just looked and see your from uk maybe its an english thing."

I'm not really in the UK, I live in the US.
I don't think they even really use the term "cookie" in the UK, do they? They're "biscuits" or something? idk.

Quoting Stfu Shirley:" I'm not really in the UK, I live in the US. I don't think they even really use the term "cookie" in the UK, do they? They're "biscuits" or something? idk."

hahaha of course we use the word cookie, a cookie is different to a biscuit, generally cookies have choc chips like the pic u posted we call them cookies lol

<blockquote><b>Quoting ♥ axel sean n me:</b>" hahaha of course we use the word cookie, a cookie is different to a biscuit, generally cookies have choc chips like the pic u posted we call them cookies lol"</blockquote>



Biscuits are sakatas  

Quoting ♥ axel sean n me:" hahaha of course we use the word cookie, a cookie is different to a biscuit, generally cookies have choc chips like the pic u posted we call them cookies lol"

Thank you for clearing that up.
So what IS a biscuit then? More like a shortbread?

Quoting Mummy-2-2-Monsters:" <blockquote><b>Quoting ♥ axel sean n me:</b>" hahaha of course we use the word ... [snip!] ... generally cookies have choc chips like the pic u posted we call them cookies lol"</blockquote> Biscuits are sakatas  "

So...crackers?

wtf is a tea biscuit then, if it isn't something a lot like a shortbread cookie? And why do I care so much when it's nearly 2am and I should be sleeping?

Quoting Mummy-2-2-Monsters:" <blockquote><b>Quoting ♥ axel sean n me:</b>" hahaha of course we use the word ... [snip!] ... generally cookies have choc chips like the pic u posted we call them cookies lol"</blockquote> Biscuits are sakatas  "

hahaha biscuits are all the arnotts things like milk arrowroot(whatever theyre called), sakata i call crackers  

Quoting Stfu Shirley:" Thank you for clearing that up. So what IS a biscuit then? More like a shortbread?"

na like the things u dip in cups of tea like hmm i dunno what brands you would have there. have you heard of mcvities digestives or rich tea biscuits?

Quoting Stfu Shirley:" So...crackers? wtf is a tea biscuit then, if it isn't something a lot like a shortbread cookie? And why do I care so much when it's nearly 2am and I should be sleeping?"

i call sakata crackers not biscuits, biscuits are sweet and pretty fattning!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Eli Maddox's Mommy:</b>" did some research of my own, not that I live in Australia but it may help "Onalee's Mommy" Law Change ... [snip!] ... to turn them at six months.. http://www.bubhub.com.au/info/articles/safety/infant_car_seats_infant_child_restraint_safety.shtml"</blockquote>

Thank you for that and thank you for confirming my point that the law does not say that they have to be rear facing until 1 year old.

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=biscuits&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&bvm=bv.42080656,d.bmk&biw=1280&bih=711&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=wE4TUey4BYT_rAf5toHABg#imgrc=6Pash1bIHk4N9M%3A%3BPVAAQU7kRFY2oM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.continentalbakeries.com%252Ffiles%252Fproducten%252Fpopup_biscuit20fourre.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.continentalbakeries.com%252Fen%252Fproducts%252Fcookies-biscuits%252F%3B485%3B358

Quoting ♥ axel sean n me:" hahaha biscuits are all the arnotts things like milk arrowroot(whatever theyre called), sakata i call crackers  "

I just looked at the Arnott's website.
The Nice biscuits are what they sell here as tea biscuits and I love them, but you can only find them at grocery stores that have special British sections. Thankfully, we have those near me because I am pretty well chemically dependent on HP Sauce, which very few Americans seem to be familiar with.

I don't know why. I could drink that smurf straight out of the bottle.

Quoting Stfu Shirley:" I just looked at the Arnott's website. The Nice biscuits are what they sell here as tea biscuits and ... [snip!] ... which very few Americans seem to be familiar with. I don't know why. I could drink that smurf straight out of the bottle."

ew ew eewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwieeeeeeeeee! i hate hp!
im addicted to biscuits though haha! i love that they have british shops here in aus too its awesome!