Your child needs to be examined by a Paediatrician as soon as possible for proper diagnosis and management. Causes of frequent urination are many. Common causes include urinary tract infection, diabetes mellitus, diabetes insipidus etc...

DEPENDING ON WHAT YOU MEANT BY YELLOW URINE and at what point? The normal Urine colour is AMBER - close to water colour. However urine that has been passed for certain minutes or hours into the diaper will change colour. Urine can also be darker if the child is dehydrated. So keep your child hydrated.

The normal Urine colour is AMBER - close to water colour. However, urine that has been passed for certain minutes or hours into the diaper will change colour. Urine can also be darker if the child is dehydrated.

There is no specific number of times a child should urinate the most important is the quantity of urine passed in the day. It depends on how much fluid or breastfeeding you do at night. Since it is a boy you can take off the diaper and watch him after breastfeeding/feeding well, if no urine or very small quantity in 4 hours, take him to the hospital so the urine can be measured accurately to take a decision. The best way to know is to breastfeed well and then check if he really passes urine don't rely on diaper feel some are hyperdry, check the urine stream with your eyes.

If she cries while passing urine, it may be a urinary tract infection, kindly see a doctor for proper evaluation and treatment

Stale urine should naturally smell. It depends on the Type of smell. There is nothing wrong with the urine smelling except it is a specific kind of smell that may suggest a disease. Sometimes the smell is a reflection of the child's intake. For example children on antibiotics may have the urine taking on the smell of the particular antibiotics the child is taking. If you think the smell is so bad you may take her to see a paediatrician

It is usually hot because the internal core temperature is higher and the urine is stored at that temperature

Most likely Urinary tract infection
especially if accompanied by pain
and fever ... Kindly see a doctor for
further evaluation including urine
laboratory tests for appropriate
treatment.

Kindly take your child to
see a doctor preferably a
paediatrician as soon as possible for
evaluation of the underlying cause
and probably management.

It is not good, a urinalysis test will need to be conducted to confirm whether their is sugar in the child's urine.

Depending on what you meant by
Yellow Urine and at what point? The
normal Urine colour is AMBER - close to
water colour. However, urine that has been
passed for certain minutes or hours into the
diaper will change color. Urine can also be
darker if the child is dehydrated.

If discharge is pinkish or orange in colour

Constipation occurs in 5-30% of children Various factors can lead to constipation in children. Common causes include early toilet training and changes in diet. Fortunately, most cases of constipation in children are temporary.

If there are still concerns, they may need to refer the child to the Paediatric Nephrologist for further evaluation and management

Ok ma, if that's the case

If you breastfeed on demand

Change diaper frequently when wet...not only when there is a poo and also Apply diaper cream - vaseline, sudocream, shea butter, zinc oxide cream are fine...Not powder pls....it must be something that creates barrier between skin and urine....powder will be formed into paste by urine and further irritates the skin..