Carilah gejala-gejala dini. Periksalah kepala bayi. Periksalah suhu tubuh bayi. Dengarkan tangisan bayi. Perhatikan tanda-tanda kaku pada tubuh bayi. Periksa perubahan warna dan ruam pada kulit bayi. Perhatikan selera makan bayi. Perhatikan tingkat energi dan aktivitas bayi. Dengarkan pola napas bayi. Rasakan apakah tubuhnya dingin. Ketahui apa yang disebut meningitis.

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The earliest symptoms of meningitis include vomiting, fever, and headaches. With babies, there are different ways to detect the signs and symptoms of meningitis since the baby cannot communicate their pain and discomfort to you with words. Symptoms can progress quickly between 3 to 5 days of initial infection. It is therefore important to get your baby to medical attention immediately. Examine and lightly feel all around the baby's head for bulging and tense soft spots. The bulging soft spots will most likely appear on the sides of the baby's head in their fontanelle regions, which are gaps present in the baby's skull as their cranium continues to develop., A bulging fontanelle is not always indicative of meningitis. Regardless of the possible causes, a bulging fontanelle is always an emergency and you must take your baby to an emergency room immediately. Some other conditions that cause a bulging fontanelle include:  Encephalitis, which is swelling of the brain, usually caused by an infection. Hydrocephalus, caused by fluid buildup in the brain. This can happen because of an obstruction or narrowing of ventricles that help channel fluid out. Increased intracranial pressure, caused by a build-up of fluid. This can restrict blood flow to the brain. Use an oral or rectal thermometer to check for fever. The baby may have a fever if the temperature is above 37.5ºC (99.5ºF). A very high temperature could be a sign of a medical emergency, depending on the baby's age:  Under 3 months of age, always seek medical attention for a temperature above 38°C (100.4°F). 3–6 months: always seek attention for a fever above 39ºC (102.2ºF). Older than 6 months: always seek attention for a fever above 40°C (104°F). Do not rely solely on a high temperature to tell you that you should take the baby to an emergency room. Babies younger than three months with meningitis often have no fever. If your baby is ill, she will display irritability such as crying, moaning or thrashing. This may happen especially when you pick her up due to...