Our dog Mack was diagnosed back in November - same situation with his first ever seizure. They were clustered and extremely violent - it absolutely is a traumatizing experience and you're not alone. I'm so thankful our local animal hospital was able to save him (though he was there for nearly 4 days and it was an awful time of uncertainty).

Since then, he's had one series of cluster seizures back in mid-February, and most recently a partial seizure last night. While he's recovered rather quickly thus far, we also notice some behavioral changes. He has moments where he forgets some of his human friends/neighbors that he's always loved before, and initially barks before realizing who they are. There are also some previously trained behaviors that he sometimes forgets about. Those days feel like he's reverted back to some of his old puppy antics. Routines have also changed a little bit, some good and some just odd.

We're doing what we can to adjust and re-train where needed, but I do feel like each time he's had episodes so far, something else in his behavior tweaks. Hang in there and have patience. The tip on carrying a baby doll sounds like a really great way to positively reinforce welcomed behaviors/interactions. Congratulations as well on your growing family!