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Gemma has worked in the health and medical education sector for two decades. She became completely obsessed with sleep (and getting more of it!) after the birth of her daughter and this shifted her career. Gemma particularly enjoys working alongside families with toddlers and pre-school children.

Gemma lives just outside London in the UK with her husband, two cheeky children and her backgarden chickens.

Gemma Coe, BSc (hons) Nursing, PGCE, MPH

Pediatric Sleep Consultant

BSc(hons) Nursing (Children)

Masters degree in Public Health

Postgraduate Certificate in Adult Education

Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Research

Mother of 2

Gemma has worked in the health and medical education sector for two decades. She became completely obsessed with sleep (and getting more of it!) after the birth of her daughter and this shifted her career. Gemma particularly enjoys working alongside families with toddlers and pre-school children. Gemma lives just outside London in the UK with her husband, two cheeky children and her backgarden chickens.

Gemma'S ARTICLES:

A girl blowing her nose in a tissue.

Navigating seasonal allergies in kids: Tips for parents

A baby sleeping.

Decoding baby sleep cues: Nurturing healthy sleep habits from the start

A child in the doctor's office, with a doctor looking at their nose.

What to do when your child has a foreign object in their nose

A baby starting to walk with his mother in the background.

When your baby starts walking: 6 tips to encourage walking

A baby with a pacifier.

How to wean your child from the pacifier

A woman is holding a crying baby.

The witching hour: What it is, why it happens, and how to manage

A child holding a melatonin gummy.

Melatonin for kids: Is it safe for kids to take melatonin?

A baby is smiling while in a swaddle.

When to stop swaddling baby: Transition out of swaddle

Help a baby with gas pain at night: Tips and best sleeping positions

A woman burping a baby.

How to burp a baby: Signs a newborn needs to burp

What age should kids stop napping?