This document summarizes evidence on urinary tract infections (UTIs) in children. It discusses the diagnosis of UTIs, including clinical manifestations and laboratory/imaging methods. Imaging methods like renal ultrasound and DMSA scans are important to detect renal scarring. The risk of renal scarring depends on factors like vesicoureteral reflux grade. Treatment of UTIs aims to prevent renal damage and includes antibiotics. There is discussion on specific antibiotic choices and durations. Cranberry juice and other plant extracts may help prevent UTIs by interfering with bacterial adhesion.