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I am new to Pulumi so I am trying to figure out how I can achieve this.

I would recommend to create a hosted zone in your dev account like <http://staging.example.com|staging.example.com>. You configure <http://staging.example.com|staging.example.com> as a NS entry in production account to delegate the sub domain to your dev aws account. Your pulumi code in dev will then create only an entry like <http://test1.staging.example.com|test1.staging.example.com> in an hosted zone in the same AWS account.

Thank you very much, <@U0591JE3F9T> for the input.
I will try that right away and give you a feedback.

A break down of the task.

The parent domain is inside the Production account (<http://example.com|example.com>). And under that domain, a subdomain, a subdomain was created (<http://dev.example.com|dev.example.com>), where *dev* is the stack name.
Now what I want to achieve is the use of ephemeral environments. So now, when I create a name stack, say *testing,* it should have that record registered on the production account as (<http://testing.example.com|testing.example.com>).