Bedtime for 2 month old

My 2 month old currently goes to bed (asleep in his beside me cot) between 9:15/9:45. Sometimes can be 9 at the earliest. His usual wake ups are 3am and 6am (bum, bottle, bed within 30-40 minutes) then up for the day bang on 8am. At what point does he need to start going to bed earlier? I’m worried it’ll move his wake up time earlier but I also cannot wait for the time where I have my evenings back to relax. Even just a couple of hours. But by the time he’s in bed I’m pretty much ready to and might read my kindle in bed next to him for half an hour.

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My little girl just moved hers back herself. Initially, we would take her to bed at 10/11pm, then it moved back to half 9, then 9, then she started going to sleep whilst we were downstairs having tea (her dad finishes work late) so she’d go to sleep then we’d take her up asleep and it just gradually moved back to now her going to bed at 7 and sleeping through until about 7am (8m old)

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I’ve noticed my little girl 8 week 5 days has just started to fall asleep around 8pm ish and if up later really hard to settle. So I give bath at 7:15om, moisturise, nappy and take her upstairs for bottle. After bottle cuddle for around 20 minutes and sleep. She will wake around 11pm for feed then can go anywhere between 3-5 hours for next one. Then up for day at 6/7am!

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