@horton Lots of very good advice and options listed above.
@6balls has a very valid point "if you don't like it, you won't do it"
I will also ask the question how good are you at developing and adhering to a routine? For some it is easy, others not so much. Throw in a 6yr old and home schooling and it can be quite the obstacle. You can have all the greatest equipment the USA has to offer, but if you can't find a good routine your investment will eventually collect dust or end up being a close drying rack. Figure out what a typical day is going to look like for you and your daughter and then build around that. Exercise in the morning? lunch/recess break? after she's in bed? Ask yourself how much time can I realistically dedicate to exercise? 1 hr a day? 3 days/week? 5 days? Build your routine around the answers to those questions, and then be consistent and stay the course.
It takes the average human ~21 days to change a habit or routine. If you want to test this, go move the steering wheel up or down in your car before you drive. You will be thinking how the hell can I drive like this. But after a few days it becomes more natural and after a few weeks, you don't even notice the change. Then move it back to its original spot and the whole process starts over. We are creatures of habit. Make exercise a habit and then do the exercises that you enjoy while producing the results you want!