Stop Fixing the Child: What Modern Medicine Forgot About Childhood

In Stop Fixing the Child, paediatrician Dr Azam Mohd Nor invites us to step back from the noise and see childhood anew. With wisdom drawn from clinical practice and empathy born of countless families' stories, he reveals how many modern problems—allergies, tantrums, anxiety, eczema, even learning issues—are not defects to be repaired, but messages from a body and brain out of balance.

• Why modern parenting and medicine often mistake adaptation for disease
• How inflammation, stress, diet, and disconnection fuel "difficult" behaviours
• The difference between treating symptoms and healing causes
• How to nurture a child's natural rhythm of recovery, resilience, and joy

This book is a manifesto for a new kind of medicine—one that listens before it prescribes, observes before it labels, and trusts the remarkable intelligence of the growing child.