Either asses for signs of dehydrations and if you’ll are not confident enough then consult with the nearest Pediatrician .

The Child might be dehydrated or having an UTI when because of pain they actively stop urine

Not passing urine for 20 hours is not normal and needs urgent evaluation. It may be due to dehydration, urinary retention, or a kidney/urinary tract problem. Please take your child to the nearest emergency department or pediatrician immediately for examination.

Hi Is he having loose motion. If yes then it is a cause of concern that he has not passed urine for 20hrs. Watch for other signs of dehydration as well.

Hello, A 1-year-old boy not passing urine for more than 20 hours needs to be evaluated .Sometimes a wet diaper may be missed if the child has passed stools several times, but if you are certain that there has been no urine for this long, it is important not to delay. It would be best to consult your paediatrician at the earliest so that the child can be examined for dehydration, abdominal distension or tenderness, and any possible cause for not passing urine.. Meanwhile keep giving him fluids and seek consultation at the earliest..

Give not of fluids / tender coconut / fresh juice Just wait and watch he will pass urine

If u r sure baby has not passed urine . Kindly consult near by clinic .

FIRST MAKE SURE THAT CHILD HAS NOT PASSED URINE  FOR 20HOURS SOMETIMES PARENTS CONFUSE WHEN THEY PASS URINE WITH STOOL , IF CHILD IS ACTIVE, Feeding well then u need to be relaxed but once u just need physical consultation with doctor to assess danger signs Thank you

Requires in detailed evaluation

Pls ensure proper feeding every 2 hrly as much as possible. If using diaper then difficult to differentiate between urine and motion. Ensure feeding and urine will come eventually

Visit pediatrician

Visit physically to nearby pediatrician..rule out dehydration.

Need to evaluate as there is dehydration

Kindly check for the dehydration , take her to the hospital.

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

Greetings Not passing urine for 20 hours is an early sign of dehydration, as frequent stools cause the body to lose essential water and electrolytes. Potential underlying causes for these symptoms include viral gastroenteritis, a bacterial bowel infection, or a food intolerance. General management of this situation focuses on immediately replacing lost fluids using an Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) given in small, frequent sips, while continuing breast milk or formula. Do not offer undiluted fruit juices or fizzy drinks, as the high sugar content can worsen diarrhea