5 day old baby sleep! Help!

Hi,
Can someone please reassure me things will get better. My newborn is only 5 days old and will not do more than about an hours stretch in the moses basket/next to me on a night time. He’s formula fed and feeding well so it’s not a hunger wake. He is generally not very fussy and will happily be asleep on us for hours on end. During the day he will happily be put down while we get on with things.
I know they have no regulation of night and day and no circadian rhythm at this age but my first son could go around 3 hour stretches and would be put back down after a feed. He is typically a good sleeper and always has been luckily.

I have NO issue with my baby wanting comfort and to be close to his mummy after being in the womb for so long and me and my husband are taking shifts so we are surviving I am just after reassurance that this is normal and it will improve after a few weeks/months rather than him being a terrible sleeper?!

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