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Fact or Fiction: High Fever Causes Seizures & Brain Damage

Has your child ever had a fever that's gotten so high, you worried they'd have a febrile seizure or worse, brain damage? Dr. Scott Cohen discusses what parents should look for and do when a high fever strikes and if these worst case scenarios are really... Fact or Fiction. Read on!

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when is the best time to get rid of the high chair??

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What age is the best time to take the high chair away

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Fact or Fiction: High Fever Causes Seizures & Brain Damage

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