Thoughtful lactation care for all familes
Denver Lactation & Virtual Breastfeeding Support
Tiny Tummies Feeding is a Denver-based lactation practice offering compassionate, evidence-based breastfeeding and infant feeding support locally and through virtual consultations.
Whether you're navigating a painful latch, concerned about milk supply, preparing to breastfeed, or figuring out pumping and bottle feeding, we're here to help you feel confident and supported.
Coming in 2027
Feeding Support for Every Journey
Every baby is different, and every feeding journey deserves individualized care. At Tiny Tummies Feeding, we believe feeding support should be practical, judgment-free, and centered around your family's goals.
Our Services
Breastfeeding & Latch Support
Personalized guidance for painful latch, positioning, nipple discomfort, and improving milk transfer.
Milk Supply Support
Support for low milk supply, oversupply, and understanding whether your baby is getting enough milk.
Pumping & Bottle Feeding
Help with pumping routines, flange fit, bottle refusal, paced bottle feeding, and combination feeding.
Prenatal Breastfeeding Education
Prepare for breastfeeding before your baby arrives with guidance on milk production, early feeding expectations, and establishing a feeding routine.
Breastfeeding Challenges
Support for engorgement, recurrent plugged ducts, feeding transitions, and other common breastfeeding concerns.
In-Home & Virtual Lactation Consultations
In-Home Lactation Consultations
Our in-home lactation consultations give us time to understand your feeding challenges, answer questions, and create a plan that works for your family.
What's included:
90–120 minutes of dedicated time with your family
Weighted feeds to assess milk transfer
Personalized latch and feeding assessment
Hands-on latch and positioning support
Pump flange sizing and fit assessment
Guidance on using your breast pump
Support with milk supply, bottle feeding, and feeding concerns
An individualized care plan with clear next steps
Whether you're navigating breastfeeding challenges or simply looking for reassurance, we'll work together to help you feel more comfortable and confident feeding your baby.
Virtual Lactation Consultations
Expert feeding guidance, wherever you are.
Virtual consultations offer personalized lactation support from the comfort of home, without the need for an in-person visit.
What's included:
A comprehensive feeding assessment through video
Guided latch and positioning support
Pumping guidance and visual flange fit assessment
Support with milk supply, bottle feeding, and feeding routines
Answers to your breastfeeding and pumping questions
An individualized care plan with clear next steps
Virtual visits are especially helpful for prenatal breastfeeding education, follow-up appointments, pumping support, and ongoing feeding questions.
Care That Meets You Where You Are
There is no single right way to feed your baby.
Whether you're exclusively breastfeeding, pumping, supplementing, or combination feeding, your goals matter.
Our approach is grounded in current lactation research and focused on helping you make informed decisions that work for your baby and your family.
Meet Jessie
Hi, I'm Jessie, owner of Tiny Tummies Feeding, a mom of two, and a Denver-based lactation consultant-in-training.
My own breastfeeding journey started out scary, painful, and demoralizing. With the help of an incredible IBCLC, I was able to turn things around and have a beautiful breastfeeding experience. That support changed everything for me and inspired me to help other families through their own feeding journeys.
Becoming a mother fundamentally changed me. After having my first baby, I knew I wanted to dedicate my career to supporting breast/chestfeeding families and helping babies thrive. I'm a helper at heart, and my hope is to make feeding feel less overwhelming, ideally offering support before things become painful or difficult.
I'm currently completing my clinical education and mentorship toward becoming an IBCLC. Outside of lactation, I'm a mom to a 3-year-old and a 6-month-old who are my whole world. I love reading sci-fi and fantasy, enjoying my husband's amazing cooking, and spending time outside with my family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Lactation support can be helpful before your baby arrives or at any stage of your feeding journey. Common reasons include painful breastfeeding, latch difficulties, concerns about milk supply, pumping questions, and bottle refusal.
When should I see a lactation consultant?
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Do you offer virtual lactation consultations?
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Yes, virtual lactation consultations are planned for 2027. These appointments will allow families outside Denver to receive personalized breastfeeding, pumping, and infant feeding guidance from home, where permitted.
Can a lactation consultation help with low milk supply?
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Yes. In-home and virtual consultations can help evaluate feeding routines, pumping practices, and other factors that may affect milk production. Some concerns may require an in-person assessment or additional medical evaluation.
How do I know if my baby is getting enough breast milk?
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Weight gain, diaper output, swallowing patterns, and feeding behavior can help determine whether your baby is getting enough milk. A lactation consultation can help assess feeding concerns and identify when additional evaluation is needed.
Do you help with pumping and bottle feeding?
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Yes. Planned services include pumping guidance, flange sizing, bottle introduction, bottle refusal, and combination feeding support, including through virtual appointments when appropriate.
Will you accept most insurance?
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We plan to accept insurance for lactation consultations. Coverage may vary depending on your insurance plan, location, and whether your appointment is in person or virtual. Accepted plans will be announced closer to launch.
Where do you offer lactation consultations?
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Tiny Tummies Feeding is based in Denver, Colorado, and plans to offer local in-person appointments and virtual consultations for families in other eligible locations. Specific service areas will be confirmed before scheduling opens.