No - Yes

DO NOT HOLD THE PERSON DOWN. ALLOW THE SEIZURE TO TAKE ITS COURSE. DO NOT PUT ANYTHING INTO THE MOUTH, LIKE A SPOON OR KEY. THIS IS UNNECESSARY AND MAY CAUSE INJURY TO THE MOUTH AND TONGUE. DON’T GIVE FOOD, OR MEDICINES BY MOUTH. WAIT UNTIL THE SEIZURE STOPS AND THE CHILD AWAKENS FULLY BEFORE OFFERING FOOD. DON’T PERFORM CPR OR MOUTH-TO-MOUTH RESUSCITATION. THE CHILD IS NOT GOING TO STOP BREATHING, OR DIE FROM A BRIEF SEIZURE. KEEP CALM. DON’T PANIC PAY ATTENTION AND OBSERVE WHAT YOU OBSERVE DURING THE SEIZURE PREVENT INJURY KEEP THE CHILD WHERE HE OR SHE IS ONLY MOVE THEM IF THEY ARE IN DANGEROUS SITUATIONS, LIKE ON A ROAD, OR IN A HIGH PLACE DO MOVE THINGS AWAY FROM THE CHILD SLOWLY TURN THEM OVER ONTO THEIR SIDES THIS HELPS TO PREVENT THEM FROM CHOKING ON THEIR SALIVA, OR IF THEY SHOULD VOMIT BE SENSITIVE AND SUPPORTIVE SPEAK CALMLY AND SOFTLY. ENCOURAGE ONLOOKERS NOT TO CROWD AROUND THE CHILD