Join “Dog training advice and support” group on FB, and look at their puppy files. Also, Puppy Survival Thread here on MN.
You will need to sleep near your pup for the first couple of weeks for reassurance, cuddles, night-time potty training (taking to to the garden when they wake every couple hours). We had crate in sitting room and me on sofa, then crate in kitchen and me on sofa in adjoining room, then me back in my own bed, with alarm set for every three hours, then once in the night (4 hrs after last wee) - 3/4am, then 6/6:30am. Now, pretty much sleeps through, with the odd night she wakes and needs to wee, @7mnths old. Otherwise, settles really well, knows I will be there if she needs me, will pop out for a wee in early hours then straight back to bed, no fuss. She in her crate in the kitchen, me upstairs in my bed. I may have been lucky, but I also think it’s because she feels safe & secure.
I have never allowed her upstairs, not on the furniture - she has jumped up a couple of times, but got off reliably when told.
Not off-lead until properly and reliably trained also means that if something unexpected or scary happens, pup doesn’t run off frightened and potentially under a vehicle, or disappears in the pursuit of something small and fluffy and disregarding the distance from you until too late, or runs off to worry livestock.
Shouldn’t need a radio on at night - just be close. A gentle stroke, or a shush, or cuddle may be necessary during the night. Wees definitely will be.
Make sure pup rests/sleeps a number of times during the day. Sleep really important.
Look at socialisation :)