In recent years, society has begun to recognize and appreciate the diverse ways in which our minds work. This understanding has given rise to the concept of neurodiversity, which celebrates the natural variations in neurological functioning, including different neurotypes such as autism, ADHD, and other developmental differences. As we strive for a more inclusive world, it becomes crucial to explore practices that support neurodiversity and empower children to thrive. One such approach is child-led play, which not only allows children to explore their individual interests and strengths but also serves as a powerful tool for affirming neurodiversity.