Is this rubbish or ok for a 6 month old?

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I’ve been happy with sleeping in general for the past 4.5 months or so (apart from a very rough fortnight or so) but now I’m getting to the stage where I think my expectations are too low, and it’s also getting worse.
She goes down at 7.30pm.
I dream feed at 10.30pm (breast feed)
She used to do a good stint here, but now it’s become about 1.30am - feed.
Feed again about 4.30am.
6am wake up.
My OH also wakes me throughout the night snoring.
Is the above normal for a 6 month old? I’ve been telling myself this is part and parcel of being a breastfeeding mum but I’m starting to think this is worse than it should be. She’s not going for more than 3 hours. When she was 3 months old she did a few 8 hour stints!! What’s gone wrong and what can I do to to help.
She’s still in our room and I’m relucant to move her because I’m the one who will be up feeding in a cold room in the night

Sounds very normal to me. I didn’t actually start doing breakfast with my son until he was more like 8 months old so don’t panic. It was just too much to organise in the morning and like you we would often go back to bed

What if you skip the dream feed, would she last till 1.30am?
I have a 5 month old and normally DH does dream feed before he goes to bed round 11pm, then DD wakes 3-4am and i feed her (BF) and then up for the day round 6.30am
If we skip dream feed, she wakes 12-1am and then again after 4am.
My DS was the same and then dropped the 3-4am feed at around 7 months, so im hoping for the same

I am going to look towards skipping the dream feed soon. Just didnt want to put her in her own room AND do that at the same time.
I am weaning her, and prior today have been giving her very small taste portions, but today she wolfed down a substantial amount of food so yes I think she is hungry. But I also know i need to keep up her milk intake, so I’m trying to find that balance of food and milk (whilst also dealing with her pooing 8 times a day, making me think I need to slow down - so confusing!!)
Here’s hoping for another ok night in her own room.