you're a good grandpa to notice this and be concerned. i'd suggest the boy's parents speak to their pediatrician about this. several conditions can cause a boy to have a sideways stream like that. a couple of possible reasons that come to mind (which i'm including for informational purposes and as examples only) include urethral polyps and meatal stenosis. both of these are treatable. the boy's pediatrician should be able to investigate this situation further and arrive at a diagnosis and appropriate treatment. again good for you for noticing this and calling attention to it! i wish you and your grandson all the best.
my 4 year old grandson has a good strong stream of urine but it goes sideways. will he grow out of this? doc required? . he has been potty trained for about 9 months. he never has accidents has a strong stream of urine but the stream goes sideways. he holds his penis in a position to avoid urinating on the wall or over the side of the commode. does not seem to have any pain at all with this. is this serious or will he grow out of this and his peni9s adjust as he grows.