In April 6, Mr Trump said "beautiful babies were cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack" in his speech announcing the strikes.
"No child of God should ever suffer such horror," he said.
The decision marked a rapid policy shift for the Trump administration and reversed the President's previous decision on entering Syria which he said would be "very bad" for the US following an earlier chemical weapons attack in 2013.
It also followed an interview given by Ivanka on April 5 in which she told CBS' This Morning she would continue her advocacy work but would "weigh in with my father on the issues I feel strongly about."
Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner have become two of the President's closest and most trusted advisers following his inauguration.
Both have met foreign leaders and advised him on a range of domestic and international issues.
Their children, Arabella and Joseph, even entertained the Chinese President Xi Jinping and First Lady Peng Liyuan while they were staying in Florida.
Meanwhile a photo of President Trump's National Security Team from the moment the strikes were ordered shows Ivanka's husband Jared Kushner on the President's right-hand side looking directly at him.
His closeness to the President has brought him into direct conflict with joint chief of staff Steve Bannon, who has recently been dumped from Mr Trump's National Security Council and is shown towards the back of the room in the picture of the critical moment.
On Thursday, the US ordered 59 Tomahawk missiles to strike the Syrian airfield where government planes carrying chemical weapons are believed to have taken off from.
