Inset: De’Neishia Garner (Alachua County Jail). Background: O2b Kids in Gainesville, Florida (Google Maps).

A Florida day care worker was arrested after she allegedly shook a playhouse so violently that a 4-year-old boy fell headfirst to the ground.

De’Neishia Garner, 30, is charged with aggravated child abuse, records show. The Alachua Chronicle obtained an arrest report that detailed the incident, which occurred shortly before noon Monday at O2B Kids in Gainesville. According to the affidavit, the boy climbed to the top of an outside playhouse. Garner reportedly shook the apparatus, causing the boy to fall off. Apparently unhurt, the boy got up and walked away.

But minutes later, the boy climbed atop the playhouse again. Garner allegedly walked back over and began “violently” shaking it. This time, the boy fell backward and flipped onto his head down to the concrete about five feet below. His injuries were more serious. He split his head open, the affidavit reportedly said.

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The boy was rushed to the emergency room, where he reportedly received nine stitches in his head. Doctors also performed brain scans to see if there was any internal damage. According to cops, the whole incident was captured on surveillance video.

Post Miranda, Garner admitted to shaking the playhouse. She said she was trying to warn the boy not to climb that high. She reportedly told the boy, “we keep our feet on the ground,” before shaking it.

Yolanda Denise Coale mug shot (Mobile County Jail); Coale being escorted by police and King Lyon (WALA screenshots)

A 55-year-old woman in Alabama will spend decades behind bars for killing her 4-year-old nephew, beating the little boy to death with a broomstick and attempting to pin the crime on his 9-year-old sister.

Mobile County Circuit Judge Brandy Hambright on Thursday ordered Yolanda Denise Coale to serve the maximum sentence of 20 years in a state correctional facility in the horrific slaying of young King Lyons, authorities confirmed to Law&Crime.

Coale, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the child’s death in December, was scheduled to begin her trial just days before reaching a last-minute plea deal with prosecutors.

As previously reported by Law&Crime, the victim’s sister had initially been charged in the brutal beating alongside her aunt, but prosecutors said they later learned the child had no part in the fatal attack.

During Thursday’s hearing, prosecutors presented evidence showing that King, his sister, and at least one other child had both been subjected to vicious broomstick attacks at the hands of Coale on multiple occasions, Mobile Fox affiliate WALA reported.

Mobile County Assistant District Attorney Coy Morgan reportedly emphasized that other children in the neighborhood provided testimony stating that King and his sister were forced to call Coale “master.”

Imploring the court to give Coale a maximum of 20 years, Morgan told the judge that Coale’s actions were as bad as anything he’d come across in his career.