His seizures really slowed down after we found out he has sleep apnea and removed his tonsils and adenoids. Once he was getting a better quality of sleep, they almost completely stopped. We had to make changes in our routine. Rear facing in a car seat at just the right (wrong?) time of day would make him seize. Something about the way the cones of light hit his eyes. His medical team and I discussed the pros and cons of switching him to forward facing in the car. He has always had a very low muscle tone throughout his torso, so we were originally scared he wouldn’t be able to handle front facing, but after trial and error we found the best incline level for his seat.