Hi Judy and other lactnetters, We have suggested the one breast per feeding plan to mothers whose babies seem to have a suspected lactose difficulty who have been offering both breasts per feeding and have found that it works quite well. In fact, I typically recommend feeding the very young baby on only one breast per feeding and have found multiple benefits: *easier for mother who is new at positioning and attaching baby at breast *keeps baby feeding longer as new babies often fall asleep and do not arouse to attach to second side--already attached to first side and can be reminded to suck *gets more hind milk into baby *allows milk to more throuroughly flow through a breast at every other feeding rather than partial flow each feeding-- result seems to be decrease in plugged ducts and decrease in engorgement for the mothers following this plan Pardee H. HInson, MPH, IBCLC Charlotte, NC