You ask your child to clean up their room, only to find toys covering every inch of the floor ten minutes later. It’s easy to assume they’re ignoring you or simply don’t want to help, but according to Greenville professional organizer Sasha Patton, founder of TIDY AF, the problem often has less to do with behavior and more to do with the systems we’ve created. After years of helping families organize their homes, Sasha noticed the same patterns over and over again. Kids’ rooms were packed with toys, storage was difficult for little hands to use, and parents were exhausted trying to keep everything under control. That’s what led her to begin combining Montessori-inspired principles with the practical organizing strategies TIDY AF is known for.