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BOOK REVIEWS diagnosis or otherwise seldom alters anything in the child's condition, his educational and social needs being determined rather by his actual level of accom plishment. The author also points out that in the well adjusted family the social maturity of the other members can actually benefit from the presence of a handicapped child. She recommends her reader â€oe¿ instead of ruminating, try to find ways in which your child can be helped―. Another of the many points which Dr. Egg makes is that the nature of mental retardation is such that the affected child himselfseldom suffers from his con dition and has little awareness of it; it is the parents