Yes. You probably qualified for the child tax credit based on the information you entered in the "My Info" section for your dependents. However, once you completed the child tax credit interview in the "Deductions & Credits" section you most likely entered the amounts of advanced child tax credit you received between Jul-Dec 2021. As @xmasbaby0 states, Those amounts are subtracted from the total you qualified for since you already received it.
If for example you entered two dependents age 6 to 17 in "My Info," the child tax credit you qualify for would be reflected as $6000 in your running refund amount. You would then be taken to the "child tax credit" interview where you would be asked if you received advanced child tax credit payments. If yes, you would enter the amounts received, usually $3000, which would reduce your running refund amount.
Here is an IRS FAQ link with more information on reconciling those advanced payments on your 2021 tax return.
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