You pretty much have to be superwoman - or superman - in order to manage parenting the whole time, so quite often every little helps.Given that every day is different, and that you never know what exact child you’re going to get on any given day, this ingenious set of parenting hacks from the Facebook page, Muddled Up Mummy, mean you’ll never find yourself not knowing what to do.Sick of your toddler using up all of the toilet paper? Try putting a marker on the wall reading ‘You shall not pass’ to stop them using up every single last bit. Brilliant hacks: A Facebook group have compiled a list of brilliantly inspired parenting hacks Tasty health food: Make your little ones drink even the healthiest of drinks by putting sprinkles on the top of itNeed to occupy a creative kid for a while but don’t want them drawing all over the house? A large cardboard box and coloured markers inside will keep them occupied for hours.For arty mummies, who love to invest a bit of time in their children, make your money from the tooth fairy even more magical by using some glitter hairspray and spraying on a glittery tooth to a five dollar note.

Not only will your little girl or boy love the fact that they’re getting a note, but they will also really appreciate your glittery creativity. Long-lasting loo roll: Keep your toilet paper for longer by applying a nifty sign to stop them using so much Stand still: Make sure they don't run away by placing a sticker on the car which they have to put their hand onCleaning highlights from the album include using toothpaste to get permanent marker off your wooden furniture, spraying WD-40 to remove crayon from the walls and soaking your grass-stained jeans in vodka before putting them in the washing machine.Other top tips include placing sprinkles on top of every drink. Most children will drink even the healthiest of smoothies or orange juice when there are hundreds and thousands sprayed all over them.From using marshmallows to ease a sore throat to placing a sticker on the back of the car to ensure your kids do not move from that spot until you’re ready to go, there is something for every style of mother in this inspired list of tricks.

Kooky tips: You'll never have anything stolen again if you wrap your things up in a nappy to hide them Glitter creativity: Use glitter spray on your little one's note from the tooth fairy to add an element of magicThere’s even something to stop your valuables getting stolen from the beach. Simply buy a nappy, wrap your valuable possessions up in it to make it look used and voila! No one will go near it. Grass stains be gone: Who knew vodka helped to remove grassy stains from dirty jeans? Marshmallow madness: Marshmallows are brilliant for easing a painful sore throatThe Australian outback is a big, barren place and in emergencies? Sometimes you need to think outside of the box. If it's setting rolls of toilet paper on fire to help land a plane, then so be it. SEE ALSO: Grandparents' pure elation at Kyle Chalmers' gold medal win is adorable Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) service pilot Geoff Cobden, along with a doctor and nurse, were called on to airlift an injured stockman from an airstrip at the Burke and Wills Roadhouse, Queensland at around midnight recently.

Image: Royal Flying doctor serviceCobden explains that the logistics for landing in a remote location are figured out before the flight. At night, flares are used for lighting a runway. If that's not available, car headlights can work too. As it was pitch black and the hotel didn't have any flares, the people on the ground resorted to lighting rolls of toilet paper alight to assist the plane in the darkness of the night. Air Purifier Business PlanCobden assures Mashable Australia that it's something that happens every so often.Modern Mirror Design Discount Code "We do a few a year. Climate Automotive Car Seat CoversWe'd like stations to have their own flares and be practiced in putting them out. There are occasions when that's not possible, when they've not got flares, so this is the next best thing," he said.

Image: Royal flying doctor serviceThe roll of toilet paper is dipped in diesel, then lit on fire when told so via radio, usually when the RFDS plane approaches overhead. A flaming toilet paper roll will stay lit for approximately 30 minutes. "The people out here are pretty amazing. You ring 'em up and they burst into life, they get out and do it. Within half an hour of the call they had them set up," Cobden said. "The stations out here look after their stations pretty well, because we're their only way out of there. There is no other option," he added. The Mount Isa RFDS base looks after approximately 760,000 square kilometres of land (293,437 square miles), which is bigger than the countries of Chile and France. Yes, if you didn't know already, Australia is big.Fancy throwing your money straight down the toilet? Then this blinged-out 22-karat gold toilet paper, which sells for a staggering $1.3 million per roll, could be for you. Australian company Toilet Paper Man developed the extravagant three-ply wiper after using fully golden thrones in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.

Just one roll, which has gold flakes running through and comes with a free bottle of champagne, has been made so far. "This is the most expensive toilet paper roll in the world. A quality 3-ply toilet paper with 22-carat gold through the roll," the product's website boasts. "As you use the toilet paper 22-carat gold flakes will fall onto the floor and your behind taking you to another level of sophistication," it adds. "We have only been able to produce one roll at this stage. Naturally it comes gift wrapped. This is 100 per cent useable and safe and made proudly in Australia," it says in conclusion. News of the uber-luxurious roll has caused quite a stir online, but, perhaps unsurprisingly, the company has yet to make a sale, reports the Phoenix New Times.Cottonelle Clean Care Toilet Paper I seem to have an opinion on everything, and toilet paper has not escaped my gaze. This is mainly because I hate toilet paper that's too billowy and thick and clogs my toilet.

I hate toilet paper that has dancing flowers all over it. I hate toilet paper that feels like parchment and tears as it leaves the roll. What do I like? My top toilet paper is the Cottonelle (above) which has nice pin stripes and is perfectly in the middle of my road with regard to all the other issues. It's a great choice, but, over the years, there are others I have liked a lot too, as well as one that is winning the reviews... (Image credit: White Cloud) White Cloud 3-Ply Ultra Bathroom Tissue - $1.25 Per Roll The huge winner in reviews by Consumer Reports, Good Housekeeping and The Sweet Home, White Cloud is a upstart brand that is sold at Amazon and Walmart. As Kevin Purdy of The Sweet Home confessed, "When it comes to performance, the major testing houses’ assessments matched our own hands-on impressions: White Cloud is soft to the touch without feeling decadent; it doesn’t break in use, yet consistently and quickly dissolves in water; it’s easy to tear off your desired amount;

and has the “grip” you need." Toilet Paper Origami for Valentines Day (Image credit: The Cheese Thief) Here's just a little TP tip to put a smile on your face today via The Cheese Thief. Scott 1000 Bathroom Tissue - $.77 Per Roll I grew up with Scott and still love it for it's spartan performance, affordability and super long lasting presence. It's not my first choice these days, but I will always have a soft spot for it. It's my value go to choice. (Image credit: Seventh Generation) Seventh Generation 100% Recycled Bathroom Tissues - $1.15While most toilet paper companies have gotten a lot better in the environmental department, I believe that Seventh Generation is the best. They just really care about this approach to living, and their toilet paper is excellent despite all the green hoops they have jumped through to make it. Not the most comfortable, not the cheapest and not the most attractive, it is, nevertheless, the greenest and it works.