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      <image:caption>You can’t create a perfect newborn sleep schedule, but you can talk with your partner or support person about how you’ll handle nights. Who will change diapers? If you're breastfeeding, can your partner bring the baby to you and help get everyone settled afterward? If you're bottle-feeding, will you take turns with feeds? Your plan will probably change—and that’s okay. The goal is simply to start the conversation before you’re both exhausted at 3 a.m.</image:caption>
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