Deputies said they received a report March 9 about Hugley handing out Benadryl on March 5 to children in her classroom who are approximately 2 years old “to make them sleepy for their nap time.” Video footage and witnesses confirmed the incident, according to the release.

A teacher at Forsyth Methodist Church daycare in Georgia was charged after allegedly giving Benadryl to children "to make them sleepy for their nap time."

They say the daycare worker gave Benadryl to a class of toddlers on March 5, before turning herself into the sheriff's office on March 10.

A Georgia daycare worker is facing charges after she was accused of giving toddlers Benadryl to make them sleepy for nap time.

A daycare worker at Forsyth Methodist Church is facing charges for allegedly giving toddlers Benadryl before nap time.

Just after 4 p.m. on Sunday, Monroe County deputies received information that Kendasia Hugley, an employee of the Forsyth Methodist Church daycare, was allegedly giving Benadryl to children in the toddler room to make them sleepy for their nap time. The children are around 2 and 1/2 years old.

A Forsyth daycare teacher has been arrested and charged after giving Benadryl to toddlers to make them sleepy at nap time, according to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office.

A Forsyth daycare teacher turned herself into law enforcement after she was accused of giving Benadryl to toddlers, according to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. A co-teacher allegedly witnessed the teacher giving the medicine to children around 2-and-a-half years old on March 5 at Forsyth Methodist Church.