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Fairhope Pediatrics provides personalized, whole-child pediatric care in a warm, welcoming environment.

Katrina Skinner, MD, FAAP
Katie Erdlitz, CRNP
Lindsey White, CRNP

01/03/2026

Do you know how many hours per day your toddler should be sleeping?

Toddlers typically need about 11–14 hours of sleep per 24 hours, including naps. Most children between 1 and 2 years take 1–2 naps per day, while 3-year-olds often transition to a single nap or may skip naps entirely.
Consistent sleep routines help toddlers feel secure and well-rested. Establish a regular bedtime, calming pre-sleep activities, and a predictable nighttime routine.

Keep your toddler in their own sleep environment to encourage independent sleep, and if transitioning from a crib to a big kid bed, offer comfort items, use positive reinforcement, and allow time to adjust gradually.

Limit screen time before bed, keep the room dark and quiet, and offer a favorite stuffed animal for comfort.

Consistency is key for better sleep and overall mood.

Well rested toddlers = happy parents.

Call our office if your toddler struggles with sleep. Our team can provide personalized strategies that work for your family in order to help your child rest better.

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01/01/2026

Happy New Year from all of us at Fairhope Pediatrics!

Thank you for trusting our team with your children’s care year after year. As we welcome a fresh start, it’s a great time to build healthy habits including better sleep, more movement, and staying up-to-date on checkups.

Need to schedule a well visit or flu shot? We’re here to help you kick off the year feeling your best. Call us!

12/31/2025

Holiday hours for this week:

New Year's Eve: open until 12 pm
New Year's Day: closed
Friday January 2nd: open as usual
Saturday January 3rd: closed

We hope you all enjoy your New Year celebrations today!

12/29/2025

An umbilical granuloma is a small, pink growth of tissue that can form at the belly button after the umbilical cord falls off. It may produce a little discharge but is usually painless.

Most granulomas are treated easily in the office using safe methods like silver nitrate.

If you notice a growth, persistent moisture, or redness at your baby’s belly button, call our office for evaluation and treatment.

We offer same day sick appointments for your convenience.

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12/27/2025

Children in grade school may start noticing early body changes such as growth spurts, changes in body shape, or the beginnings of puberty.

For girls, puberty typically starts between 8–13 years, often beginning with breast development, followed by p***c hair and a growth spurt. For boys, puberty usually starts between 9–14 years, often beginning with testicular enlargement, followed by p***c hair and a growth spurt.

These changes can start at different ages for each child.

Open conversations about their body, privacy, and healthy habits help children feel comfortable and confident.

Well visits are a great time for your provider to assess puberty changes and give guidance on what to expect and when. Call today to schedule an appointment.

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12/25/2025

From all of us at Fairhope Pediatrics, we wish you a very Merry Christmas!

12/24/2025

Your child’s pediatric provider plays a key role in coordinating care with specialists, including sending referrals, reviewing test results, and ensuring treatments are consistent.

This helps families avoid gaps in care and unnecessary appointments, while keeping all providers on the same page.

Important Fact: Some insurances require up to date wellness visits before a referral to a specialist can be initiated…another reason why staying up to date on wellness care is so important.

If you need help with care coordination or to schedule your child’s wellness visit, reach out to us today.

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12/23/2025

Keaton and Santa Brad want you to know our Christmas holiday hours!

Christmas Eve: open until noon
Christmas Day: closed
Saturday, December 27: closed

Need help when we’re closed? Our after-hours line will still be open. Call the office and follow the directions on the voicemail.

12/22/2025

Changes in routine like altered sleep schedules or meal times can increase stress and lead to crankiness or behavior changes.

Plan ahead by packing snacks, entertainment, and comfort items, maintain regular sleep routines as much as possible, and allow extra time for stops or delays. Bring along coloring books, puzzles, storybooks, or small travel games to keep kids engaged without screens during the trip.

Call our office or send us a portal message for advice on travel safety, motion sickness, or managing health needs while on the go.

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12/20/2025

Teens often experience headaches, stomachaches, and other common discomforts due to stress, growth, hormones, or diet.

Most minor complaints can be managed with rest, hydration, and over-the-counter remedies. Keeping a symptom diary that tracks frequency, triggers, and severity can help both families and providers identify patterns and guide treatment.

However, persistent, severe, or worsening symptoms, vomiting, dizziness, or unexplained weight loss require medical evaluation.

Call our office if your teen’s symptoms are concerning or impacting daily life. Same-day sick visits are available, and early evaluation helps prevent complications.

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12/19/2025

Just look at these sweet photos with Santa Brad.

Big thanks to Sandra McKenzie Photography for capturing these moments so perfectly.

The Santa Brad
Sandra McKenzie Photography

12/17/2025

If your child develops flu symptoms such as fever, cough, body aches, fatigue, or vomiting, keep them home from school and ensure they stay hydrated and get plenty of rest.

Antiviral medications may be prescribed in certain cases.

Watch for warning signs such as difficulty breathing, persistent high fever, or dehydration, which require prompt medical attention.

Children can return to school when they have been fever-free for at least 24 hours without medication and symptoms are improving. If needed, you can request a school excuse note, which can be sent directly to the school or uploaded to the patient portal for convenience.

Call our office for guidance on caring for your child, managing symptoms, or obtaining a school excuse.

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19087 Greeno Road # B
Fairhope, AL
36532

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+12519285568

Website

http://www.fairhopepeds.com/

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About Us

Dr. L. Katrina Skinner Dr. Marina Thompson Katie Erdlitz, DNP

Lindsey White, CPNP Rosalyn Rowley, Practice Manager Julia Eringman, Medical Records and Referrals Coordinator Debbie Glines, Patient Liaison Tonya Pitts, Billing Coordinator Lisa Luter, Front Desk Coordinator

Candace Tietsort, Patient Services

Donette Ossler, Patient Services Jennifer Kuykendoll, LPN Carley McDonald, Clinic Staff Erin Leiser, Clinic Staff Angel Sanders, Clinic Staff