Household of four. Bought 4 stacking baskets for the airing cupboard. Clean dry clothes get put into your personal basket to be collected and put away by the individual. Eventually they all run out of pants.
I send all the sports kit, swimming stuff, blazer for assembly etc etc on a Monday am. That way I know it's there and it's only lunches and water bottles thereafter.
I bought a new tumble drier which is hugely efficient and cheaper to run. So I tumble dry a lot of stuff which makes the turnaround faster.
DH now does pretty much all the meal planning and shopping. Massive mental load off. He took the piss at my pre Brexit prepping but it was invaluable during the early days of the pandemic. We could probably survive a month without shopping. I acknowledge that you need the space and funds for this but always having a few go to emergency meals is a lifesaver.
Totally skimmed milk freezes well and doesn't split when defrosted. Never run out of milk again.
Many people seem to sign their kids up for all kinds of stuff and are run ragged between work and the rest. Life is too short and this makes it unnecessarily stressful.
Kitchen stuff that hasn't been used in a year gets cleared out. I'm working my way through the cupboards again to see what else I can get rid of.
Kids are now old enough to sort out their own outgrown stuff. I find that if you buy them new stuff and refuse to allow them to wear it until a sort has been done that it's quite motivational.
Toys get done twice a year with random stuff going if I see an opportunity. Grifts that aren't used are regifted or given to charity.