Split nights- help

Can anyone help?
When my LO wakes in the night, it is at least for an hour and he just constantly cries.
He's on one nap a day but if this changes by the SLIGHTEST, he will not sleep in the night.
Since he's gone to nursery, he has been awful at sleeping.
Feel like I'm alone in this and doing something wrong as feels like everybody else's baby I know at his age is sleeping through most nights.

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What time is your baby sleep at night?

I am looking for some advice. My baby is 15 weeks old and he does not go down for the night till 12 o'clock.
We are doing night time routine between 7-8 pm depends on his last nap, he goes down for like 30-45 min wakes up crying, we can settle down in minutes but he does not go back to sleep till 11:30-12:00. I am nursing him 1x maybe 2x before he actually goes down. 😅
I tried to postpone the nighttime routine for 9-10 pm and get him down for one more nap; he does the same thing just going to bed at 1 am 🤦🏽‍♀️
During the day he also does not sleep much. Like 3 hrs in total, but since he born is the same, not sleeping much.
After he finally goes to sleep he has a good 5 hr stretch of sleep which I am very grateful for, but I really want his bedtime to be at 8-ish. Thank you.