Reading your last post I dint think you should get any dog for a long while yet and absolutely not a puppy.
I know many people think rescue dogs are aggressive and will bite their child, both digs will need same level of supervision with a baby, and a puppy will almost certainly mouth and chew baby. Many come from loving homes with families and need rehoming through no fault of their own, owners have died, moving abroad etc etc.
Puppies mouth A LOT, to an adult or older child they know it’s mouthing and can stop and train to redirect chewing a toy instead of their arse, a baby can’t. Babies and toddlers can also hurt the puppy through natural curiosity.
Putting in a kennel isn’t an appropriate solution to being left alone regularly for long periods of time, for a puppy, know lots of working dogs who happily live outdoors, and even they are not put out to live until they are older and start the working training, and ince outdoors permanatley they a not left alone for anywhere near that length of time and have appropriate sized clean and dry living space. Your dog won’t grow the approximate coat to live outdoors if it’s indoor half the time. so in winter it’ll be freezing. All the working dogs I have known don’t live outside from so young either. Have you factored in when it’s wet a raining and dog gets muddy and dirty, the kennel and bedding need cleaning for next day and the dog may well need cleaning before.
I used to have a frien with a similar set up but for a year old dog no small dc, and only for two afternoons a week, dog hated it, it didn’t help that her husband locked it out when he couldn’t be arsed with nirmalmdog behaviour, if it weed in house because he was playing games it would be locked out, if it sat under table while they were eating, he locked it out, stupid cunt had never trained it not to jibber round food. A neighbour took the dog in the end.
Have you looked at breed traits and learnt how much they cost to raise, life expectancy, common health probs and associated costs and exorcise they need, the times I know my dog will be being left she gets a big walk and exorcising straight before, so she is tired and emptied. Can youprovide that exorcise with a baby before going to work each day?
I know I probably sound harsh but I mean well, I really do, puppies and children are similar in that they both unpredictable, need constant supervision and not left home alone until well behaved teens (for a lab I think is 18mnth to 2 years). If you are providing the bulk of care and are First time mum and first time puppy owner , it’s going to be a lot of physical as well as emotional and financial stuff to learn for you.
If it were me, I’d wait until dd starts school so she’s old enough to handle the biting and appropriate behaviour around the dog etc. Until then research breeds and their temperaments,housing needs, exorcise needs etc also what to look for in a seller, get recommendations of good breeders who do health checks. Read training books specific to the breed you want, research doggy day care costs, etc etc. There’s no rush and you’ll be well prepared.
You could also research shelters, you may find they will put your mind at ease about being around a child, good shelters work with dogs for a while and state if one isn’t suitable for busy families.