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My advice would be to schedule which of you has night duty and the logistics around that (prepping bottles, etc.) since getting sleep is key to being able to do
by mattbrewsbytes 4y ago
My advice would be to schedule which of you has night duty and the logistics around that (prepping bottles, etc.) since getting sleep is key to being able to do anything effectively during the day. Even if you both wake up, knowing you can ignore the baby since you aren't "on call" is a blessing.
You'll not be able to work effectively since interruptions from a newborn typically cannot wait and are very random. I'd look into day care of some kind, possibly half-days to have solid chunks of time to get work done. Or if you and your partner both work from home then same advice as above with "on call" but arranging schedules for focus time or meetings.