If it's dull, then do things that YOU want to do with baby in tow.
In 9m time after be crawling everywhere trying to put everything in her mouth. Gone will be chilling out whilst she naps in your arms in a coffee shop, or wandering around the shops with her in a sling. Or more, you can do those things if lucky during naps when she's older, but you have to pick your time. Then it's parks and soft plays.
There are challenges of the early days, but you are also in control of where your go and when, with a very portable human who only wants to be close to you.
If you stay at home all the time then it's going to be dull. Go places, see people, do things you normally don't have the chance to do because of work. And yes, you'll see half as much in twice as long, but it doesn't matter because you have oodles of time.
Boob or burke, you can feed anywhere. Boob is easier for mobile feeding. I fed on a plane, theme park rides, on the bus, supermarket (whilst shopping, yay for sling feeding). Bottle takes more organisation, but so many coffee shops, random park benches, wherever.
As time goes you'll get more confidence to parent wherever your are, rather than just at home.