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A young, pregnant mother tells you that her newborn will sleep a great deal after birth. This is good, she explains, because it will help her to catch up on sleep after what could be a long delivery. What will you tell this mother?

▸ "Your infant will sleep most of the day. So, sleep for long periods, yourself. By the time your infant is 6 months you will no longer have the luxury."

▸ "Your infant will sleep through the night within a few weeks if you develop a consistent sleep schedule and resist responding to minor nighttime fussiness."

▸ "Your infant will not sleep for very many hours in a day. So, get plenty of sleep now while you can, before your infant is born."

▸ "Your infant will sleep many hours, unfortunately in short 4-hour naps. Sleep while you can, because after birth you will be up many times during the night for six months or more."

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