YOUNGSTOWN - Prosecutors are recommending a nine-month prison sentence for a Beloit woman who pleaded guilty to child endangering.

Elizabeth Warner, 27, entered the plea Tuesday in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court.

Warner and 32-year-old Corey Douglas were arrested in February after Smith Township police accused them of allowing their one-and-half-year-old daughter to overdose on the powerful opiate fentanyl.

Police say the parents brought the toddler to the police department claiming the child may have taken a Percocet while at the couple’s recreational vehicle on Johnson Road.

According to the police report, the girl’s lips were turning blue, she had a faint pulse and shallow breathing.

A police officer administered rescue breaths and gave the child a dose of the opiate overdose reversal drug, Narcan.

A rescue squad took the child to a hospital in Alliance.  She was later transferred to Akron Children’s Hospital where a social work reported seeing white powder on the toddler’s lips and hands.

Police say a toxicology report indicated fentanyl in the child’s system.

Douglas, who is also charged with child endangering, is scheduled to appear in court on July 13.

A sentencing date has yet to be set for Warner.