She will definitely let you get some sleep by then! I bet she'll hit a routine here soon. For us, letting her find a routine and then us helping her stick to it really worked wonders!
Pumping/bottles was definitely time consuming, which is ultimately probably why I'd say I stopped. When we were trying to EBF, and she had the latch problem, it was extremely painful for me. We'll leave it at blood, sweat and tears.... I had to supplement with formula before I could really get going with pumping, because I didn't have an electric pump. (I'm a SAHM with Hannah, and hoped not to need to pump but every once in a while, so only had a manual). Anyways, I felt like I could never catch up, so I kept having to supplement, and I would spend 30 minutes getting ready to pump/pumping/cleaning up the pump, then 20 minutes feeding, then it was almost time to do it over again. And while I was pumping, I couldnt get to DD, which was difficult when I was the only one there. I think it would have been easier to pump if I had gone back to work!
But, she got fed, I didn't keel over from pain (hah!) and as her wonderful pediatrician always reminds me (when we have those "I feel crappy about not BF'ing longer days") " they don't separate the BF and FF kids into different classes in kindergarten!"
Also... LOVE the pictures! Her hair is so precious!