Oh, my mistake. I didn't calculate the afternoon A times.. so those A's look great. I will mention that even though first A's can be shorter (was for my DS), if too short, it could cause early wakings. Has she been able to make it to 2:15 or later before?
I would definitely sort out the eating to sleep and needing help to settle.
A friend on BW gave me this strategy (the counting part) that worked really well for us...but how long do you wait before going in? The strategy is basically GW.
Wait a few seconds/mins to go in if mantra crying.
If crying go in and comfort as usual until calm... so sh/pat. Gently remove hand, but continue to shh. Once calm, count how long it takes for her to fuss again. So if she makes it 3 seconds, sh/pat again, but once she fusses, wait at least 3 seconds to support. Repeat. If she makes it to 15 seconds, wait to sh/pat until 15 seconds, and so on. We got up to 100's, until he stopped fussing altogether. Took about 2-3 days for him to get it. Do less and less of patting and shh, so a firm hand instead of pat, and eventually a firm hand and no shh..
As any st goes, it's hard at first. But you're right there with her but are giving her the opportunity to learn how to settle. What do you think? Also, if she starts showing real distress, don't feel like you can't start over. You know her best.
Sudden wake ups screaming say gas pain to me. And pulling on the ears and chewing things say teething discomfort. Only because same thing would happen to DS. For gas, he would pass it suddenly and be fine. If she's not passing in your presence, then it's hard to tell. How do you feel about medicating to rule out teeth?