Mine does the same

Looks like we're all on the same page. 11-13 hours of sleep at night, wakes between 6:30 and 7 most days.
Lately though she's been waking at 4 and fussing for 20 mins (my DH has been getting up and patting/putting a hand on her back to settle her). I know this interrupts her sleep, and she has pretty bad nap days. I've been fighting 30-40 min naps now for weeks even though I've moved her waking time up to 2 hours and adjusted her nap schedule accordingly. Some days I get 1.5-2 hours out of her, but only because I help her through the 30-60 min interval of REM/light sleep time. I think she's dealing with some teething atm as well...does anyone know if babies get hooked on baby tylonal

It seems to help, but it's almost like she expects it before bedtime, and I've only been using it now for 2 days due to shots (which caused fever) and teething.
However, I've decided to keep the schedule the same, even if she ends up being up 2.5-3 hours before her next nap (usually within a half hour of her usual nap time). I think it's important to keep the nap schedule after 4 months so they know when it's time to go to sleep. Naps all over the place drive me insane, as I know it's not good for her biorhythm, and affects what time she goes down for bed. Oddly enough she's not terribly wigged out by her next nap, just really tired, and she usually goes down pretty easily. Babies 4 months and older should be staying up 2-3 hours anyway, definately a solid 2 hours. I'll see how that works for awhile.
Gotta go...approaching the 30 min mark of her second nap...*sigh*
*HUGS*
Sonya =P