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Hi,
so first of all, no matter what you decide to do, there is no magic solution. be ready for at least 3 days of not a lot of sleep. could be a week.
as for what to do? we followed the advice of "The baby whisperer". from the start, so it was easier.

since i don't know what you are currently doing, and each baby is Unique. i'll just write some small stuff

1. make sure there are no snacks. yes, sounds stupid. feeding should last for 2-3 hours. if the baby eats only a little (bottle, or breastfeeding), you should try to feed him when he is awake. so he can eat more.
2. there should be a regular schedule. wake up, eat, play, sleep. (again, from the baby whisperer, she even have initials ;))
   oh, there are five parts, the last is "you" while the kids are asleep
3. we fed one while the other was asleep. played while feeding, etc... the downside is less free time (about an hour). the upside, dealing with one crying baby at a time. slightly easier.
4. night. extra feeding before night time. the babies can't sleep too much straight, but you can give them food before sleep even if it's outside of the schedule. make sure bath time, a bottle before sleep are at about the same time., otherwise, they might get cranky.
5. sleep feeding. we didnt do that, but it's an option. the baby can eat while asleep. easier cause you don't have to make him go back to sleep, and he doesn't wake up so getting used to long nights.

all of this is from baby whisperer. she also has ideas for play time, and sleep techniques.
we kept a small log for each so we'd know when they ate, diaper changed, slept etc - cause you lose track at some point.

hope it helps.
and at some points, it passes and they sleep long hours and you have time. trust me, it happens (mine are 5 yo already)

good luck