WOW....my first thought looking over the schedule was how long the Activity times are. Natalie's 3 months in a couple days and still has trouble staying awake longer than an hour, INCLUDING her Eat time.
Basically, you're starting your "real" day at 8AM. What we still have here is 3 good long naps, usually 90 minutes or two hours, and then another one which varies in length depending on how she napped the rest of the day (older DD sometimes wakes younger DD :roll:). I try to keep the last one short so we can hold off on the feed till bedtime, when she normally gets a bottle (so either DH or I can do it).
Also, for the dreamfeed, ideally, your baby isn't actually waking. (I'm a fine one to talk - mine hardly ever sleeps through it! LOL) Ideally, you're picking up your baby and feeding him in his sleep; he just latches on to bottle or breast, sucks and swallows reflexively, and then you put him back down, so technically you could eliminate that "waking" and count his 8:30 bedtime as "Sleep At Night." Doesn't look so strange when you don't count the sleep after the early AM feed, which is really a resumption of night sleep, or the waking at the dream feed, which shouldn't really BE a waking (again, ideally - it's just another night waking if he DOES waken).
Not to worry, it'll even itself out too as your baby matures and stays awake longer (and sleeps through the 5AM feed LOL). Otherwise, I'd say it ain't broke, so don't try to fix it!!!!
