There is a great deal to be said in favor of an electronic keyboard with weighted keys! My personal choice is Yahama for keyboards. Uprights are fine, but you must consider tuning (3-4 times a year) at around $250 per tuning. If you ever move, that is a true liability! Also, the upright does not have a headphone jack like the Yamaha's!
The Yahama P71 is a good buy, and within the price point you mentioned.
https://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-Weigh.../B01LY8OUQW/ref=psdc_8882524011_t1_B07BSM7PFL
The Yahama P125 is an excellent instrument, which Stinger 22 suggested.
https://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-88-Ke...25&qid=1597676567&sr=8-5&tag=googhydr-20&th=1
You get what you pay for. With Yahama you get more! Either of these two models will require a stand, which is an additional charge.
Your child may really enjoy the piano (I do!) and like anyone starting a music journey, it is very important to start off with a good instrument. That will help insure her interest will not be reduced due to the quality of the instrument. Next order of business: Choosing the “right teacher”! Shop around – ask questions, and support your child's music dream.
I do not know where you live, but if you have a store that rents pianos, you might consider that as a good first step, but do not consider a long term contract. Check the fine print! If your child's interest continues, then it would be worth considering purchasing a good keyboard or upright.
Tom