I know, it sucks! I really though I was in for a better nights sleep last night

Yesterday went like this:
Wu 1.30 s/s, 4 1/2 hr of s/p, 6.15??
Up 6.25
E Bottle 6.55 6oz
E Breakfast 1/2 bowl + 1oz
S Bed 9.30 (UT? Lots of playing, rolling and shouting) sleep 9.45-50 (w2s @ 10.15 & 10.20) woke at 10.23, coughed and moaned. -10.37 (50 mins)
E Bottle 6oz 11
E Lunch 12
E Bottle 7oz 2
S Bed 2.23 (3.75A), sleep 2.35 (phone rang at 3, went up and eyes open?w2s??) stirred 3.10, woke 4pm (1.5hrs)
E Tea 4.05. Ate more savoury + yoghurt
Bath 5.55
E Bottle 5oz
S Bed 6.25 (2 .5hrs) sleep 6.45
Today:
W/u 12.30 1.25hrs of s/p, 3.30 s/s, 5.50
Up 6.20
E Bottle 7oz 6.50
E Breakfast 3/4 bowl + 1oz
Wrt last night, she was ok as long as I was in the room, hand on her back or chest and softly sshing. As soon as I turned to leave once she was calm, all hell broke loose again. I was thinking perhaps SA? What do you think?
Teething- lower two centrals erupted at 6.5mths, except for being a little grumpy and the excess saliva she coped well and it didn't disturb her night sleep. The top two centrals have erupted well in the last month. and don't appear to be red or swollen. She doesn't like me to look to see if anything else is going on in there though which is a tad annoying.
I don't think she has a cold coming on, she hasn't been in contact with anyone that has had one, since we've been just about hibernating since all this craziness started.
I'm trying to be as consistent as can be... I know she's not hungry as I'm monitoring her intake, I really don't want to be in the room when she falls asleep as I know she'll wake up and scream the house down when she realises I'm not there. More than happy to calm her to the point of falling asleep... I just keep repeating your previous words of 'trying to set the scene for sleep'!
I've had to rock her as she's been inconsolable the last couple of nights, but I only do that to calm her down, lay her down then continue the ssh/pat.
I realise how spoilt I've been in the last few months having a baby that slept through with only a DF from 8 weeks, which makes me think I've really cocked something up along the way here...
As I've become an avid historic post reader... One mentioned that NW might be too little A before bed... What do you think?
Xx