Febrile seizures in children are generally benign, short-lived, and not associated with long-term sequelae; the risk is linked to the rapid rise in temperature, not the height of the fever.

“so-called febrile seizures are benign i mean my daughter actually had a febrile seizure they're generally short-lived they don't have long lists of sequelae and it's not the height of the temperature it's the rapid rise in temperature that causes that”