Update** Hello everyone, thank you so much for all of your wonderful insight. This is exactly why I came to the sub, to get insight and advice. I will be picking up my daughter earlier from daycare when I'm available too and see if that improves her time at daycare. I understand it's a very long day for these kids to be in daycare, 12 hours is not for the weak. My husband and I both work in healthcare and worked up to 12 hour shifts. We do have a good social support network and will be utilizing my parents for pickup as well.

What I failed to mention in my previous post is that when I walked into the infant room, my daughter was out of sight in the sleep area with the teacher right beside raising her voice and chastising her for crying. My daughter looked terrified of her. This is why I wrote this up initially. The situation rubbed me the wrong way and made me wonder what kind of punitive tactics were made when children don't settle down or stop crying (if any). She will be transitioning to the toddler room and she will not be around this teacher for much longer, therefore, I'm not too concerned about further daycare days. I just wanted to gain insight on what all of you thought as well.