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I'm a pretty bad example, since I tend to delete 90% of photos, edit the 5% I really like in PhotoShop, and bury the rest in folders... But I do know a little bit about the other methods out there. What you want, the editing of many photos at once, is called batch editing. Lightroom is likely your best bet for this, and Lightroom also has a very extensive file management/organization system. If you get the Photographer's Creative Cloud bundle you can download both Lightroom and PhotoShop to a laptop and desktop for $120 a year, and upload files to the "cloud" so that you could edit them on both machines. Or just use physical memory sticks, whichever's easier.
Another way to cut down on editing is to make sure that everything's 90% perfect in camera. Using a grey card or an expodisc to set white balance, setting your sharpness/contrast settings in camera, and shooting JPEG could alleviate the need to do much editing. For photos that are just of other people's kids, who cares if they're JPEGs that weren't edited or raws which were edited over 4 hours anyway.
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