Monitor feeding: Ensure baby is feeding well at least 8–10 times/day. Watch for signs of hydration: Baby should be active, have moist tongue, no sunken eyes, and soft fontanelle. Check diaper output: At least 6 wet diapers/day indicates good hydration. Track weight gain: Consistent growth on the growth chart is reassuring. Observe urine stream: If it’s just a slow stream or unclear flow, you can try observing without diaper once.

Red flags: If baby becomes lethargic, irritable, has fever, or feeds poorly. If urine becomes reddish, has bad odor, or baby cries while urinating. If urine output further reduces despite good feeding.

watch for the crying while passing urine, fever and irritability. if any of these complaints are present, consult immediately for further assessment with the paediatrician.

Rule out structural anomalies of the urinary tract in the baby