hiya - just saw this - thought I would help to bump this up.
Our LO has been waking in the night too, so you have my sympathies. Our DS has just turned one, and weaning has not been going according to plan for us
He is our only child at the mo so the scedules will prob be miles off:
Wakes in the morning (depending on the time he woke during the night then depends on what time he wakes up I give him a bottle (FF) first thing, then an hour later he will have some porridge or creamy rice breakfast.
1.5 to 2 hours later he will have another bottle, which generally as a rule means he has a nap to follow the bottle, he can have 1.5 to 3 hours kip (atm) then when he wakes I try and feed him lunch (not going so well, but still giving a good go) then 1-2 hours after that he will have a bottle. we play or go out etc shopping or whatever, then we give him dinner (he still only likes jars atm so going with that!) then he will have a little play and then we bath, bottle and bed.
My mum suggested to me to perhaps give him porridge for tea, then perhaps he might sleep through, but we haven't tried that yet as he has been poorly of late, trouble is with me is I am finding it a struggle to fit everything in (imagine what I would be like with two kids, ahhhhh!)
Perhaps the porridge or breakfast for the last meal of the day is worth a go?
Our LO only ever has 6oz bottles now, but alot of the time now he wont finish a bottle unless we stretch it out between food and bottles.
What does your first instinct tell you to do?? He is only 7 months so he might end up guiding you. I found since I started weaning our LO that is when he has been waking in the night. I hear people say that milk has more calories, so it is totally up to you if you feel to bring bottles down to 3, I found with ours he was more content at that age after just having milk mainly, but it is down to the individual
Now I have probably created an essay too, best go so you can digest (no pun intended ) hope that helps in some way??