Wow thank you all for the responses! I have about 6 weeks to be until I go back to work so I'm trying to remember how this al works

He was typically full going on one breast per feeding but when he went through growth spurts we would do both.

Ditto @five

I let lo nurse in one side until they get done. Burp them, the. Offer side two. Sometimes they eat more, sometimes not. I start with the other side next feeding.

One breast per feeding

I offer both sides. And then the next feeding I reverse it.

Feed from both boobs, if you only do one at each feeding you may end with engorged breasts . Speaking from experience ?
I learned with my last to feed from both sides during one feeding.

My first fed both sides.

My second we do one side per feeding. He was a difficult nurser and wouldn't stay on too long. I couldn't do both sides at once or he would only get foremilk.

I always feed on both sides at every feed

I think most books/advice tells you to feed on one side and then swap to the other as long as baby will feed. Then start with that second side for the next feeding. Honestly that was not how it worked for me. I just fed one side at a time- but that seemed to satisfy my baby. I guess it would depend on your baby's appetite.

In the beginning I did right then left then right then left etc until baby was full

Then as she got older now she just does one and sometimes the other but usually just one