Sleep times.. HELP🤣

So my little girl is just over 6m, wakes in the morning any time between 6-7 am, she’ll have about a 2 hour wake window and have her first nap. This is about a 45 min to 1 hour nap. Her next wake window is longer, can be up to 3 - 3.5 hours long, then she has her next nap which is an hour or more.
Now, today for example she woke around 4 pm from her nap, her bedtime is usually around 8 pm and we try to get a nap inbetween. Is this a sign she’s ready to drop her 3rd nap?
I can’t seem to time her last nap now before bedtime now her wake windows are getting bigger and she fights it like CRAZY😭 but would this mean I should start an earlier bedtime now and get her to bed for 7? It just seems a bit early but she’s been awake for 4 hours now which seems way too long 🤣 Tia x

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