Leasha, Jazz is still little. There is plenty of time later on when she's bigger, eating more solids during the day, and exploring more of the world, to decide to do something about night feeds.

My DD2 was nearly 10 months old, I was horrendously sleep deprived and facing a stint as a single mummy (ie no backup plan) before I started to meddle with the night feeds - even so DD would have 1 around 11 (as I was heading to bed) and I'd resettle if she got up until about 5, if she woke after that I'd give her a feed and back into bed. This coincided with deliberately feeding her more during the day (both more energy-dense solids and 1-2 extra BFeeds) to ensure she was getting enough calories as her weight had plateaued out for too long. This worked for us.