Adding a device

Hello,
I am having difficulty adding a device and tranferring music files to a new iPhone 5s.
I have an Apple ID which has 3 devices associated with it: a PC laptop, an iPod Touch, and an iPhone 5. The laptop has about 3,000 CDs saved to it and has iTunes installed to manage it all. I also have iTunes Match.
I just bought my wife an iPhone 5s. I created an Apple ID for her. I want to transfer music that I own to it but cannot figure it out. When I sign-in to my iTunes, there is no "Add A Device" function in the "manage devices" screen. I cannot add a device. Also, when I plug-in the new iPhone 5s to the laptop, it does not charge (like the iPhone 5 or iTouch) or launch anything.
I cannot be the first person to have bought a phone for a family member and wanted to add a playlist. Any advice?
Thanks in advance.
Andrew

Great questions PankiBok! It's always important to know how this will affect your bill. You will be prorated when you add a new line of service for the tablet. If you add it today or before the bill cycle ends, you will only pay for the days active before it ends and the current cycle, so a month and 3 days for example. If you add it after the bill cycle begins, then your next bill will reflect the month in advance the days active during the cycle. Regarding your suspend questions. You can suspend a line for 90 days, up to 180 days in a rolling calendar year.
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