Hey Krista, fwiw, when my LO was 1 month old his first A time was only 30-45 mins. Then for the rest of the day, A times ranged from 30-60 mins. He just needed a lot of sleep. Some days he still sleeps right after feeding and then wakes up, so it was like E(shortA)SAE. I found it best to just put him down whenever he showed tired cues, rather than be too strict about BW schedule. At that age I was nursing him every 3 hours, whether it followed the EASY pattern or not. So even if he fell asleep very soon after a feed, and woke up before another feed was due, I would not feed him until it was close to 3 hours. I'm a big fan of cue watching (particularly when LOs are really young) because it helped me realise that my baby was not a machine! Also, until about 8-10 weeks of age, sleep is very disorganized, so the best you can do is to encourage healthy sleep habits (i.e. not to depend on props, etc.). There is just SO much going on in their bodies and brains at that age!
My LO didn't do proper naps until about 2.5 or 3 months old. He is now a wonderful independent sleeper at 8.5 months.