Congratulations on your soon-to-be baby! I just had my second 3 months ago, although it feels like just yesterday! The first few weeks are all just a big adjustment period, in my opinion. More than likely, your baby will wake up and want to be fed, although newborns can be very sleepy. It is good not to let your baby sleep too long before feeding because the more often your baby eats, the more it boosts your milk supply. How long you wait before waking your baby up might be totally dependent on your baby too. My DS2 wasn't latching right and wasn't gaining back his birth weight as fast as the doctor was hoping, so they recommended I try feeding every 2-3 hours. It might be hard to follow EASY in the first few weeks, but I think the main point to remember is the general routine of eating, then, activity, then sleep, and not watching the clock.