@Vendah, wow 360ml! That's amazing! Dehan drank a lot in the early weeks, he wanted to feed every 60 - 90min and I never had anything left to express. By the evening he was generally fussy and my boobs felt completely empty, so I started giving him a top-up at night when he was about 6 weeks. That worked ok, but his feeding requirements became more as he gained weight, and I started giving him a 2nd formula bottle in the morning too (was only 60ml at the time). He was ok on the breast with one formula bottle, but the moment I gave him 2 formula bottles a day he wasn't interested in breastfeeding anymore. I was very sad about it, I enjoyed the bonding. But my 1st was on a bottle within the 1st week and I bonded well with her, so I just decided to make it special for both of us even though I was feeding him from a bottle and not breast.
Anyway, long story short, he's doing great and it all worked out ok for me. I think I would've had to introduce formula around now, maternity leave is now running out so fast and will be back at work in 6 weeks (can't express at work).
As much as I want to take credit for being freaking awesome (haha!), I can't take the credit for the baby sleeping so well. In the end, they all do what they want to do. I'm very good at setting a routine, but he's honestly such a sweet and content baby and we know exactly how lucky we are!
TCS, I'd suggest that you start your night time routine earlier. The misconception is that if a baby goes to bed earlier he will wake earlier, but this isn't the case 99% of the time. Your little man is going to wake at 2:30, whether he goes to bed at 10pm or 8pm. Try and move your routine forward by 30 minutes, and next week another 30 minutes. Ideally they should be in bed between 7 and 8 pm, he's old enough now to start introducing a routine that will be more sustainable in the long run. Also, don't let him nap later than 6pm!