A three-month-old girl who allegedly suffered head injuries at the hands of her babysitter - just a day after her mother returned to work - has passed away. Everly Dickard, from Boiling Springs, South Carolina, died in hospital on Monday - more than a week after she stopped breathing while in the care of her babysitter, Katie Harris, on March 20. Harris, 32, had been looking after Everly just a day after the child's mother, April, returned to work following her pregnancy, according to a gofundme page set up for the family. Everly's father, Matthew Dickard, had also started a new job that day. Arrested: Katie Harris, left, has been arrested after three-month-old Everly Dickard, right, allegedly suffered fatal head injuries while in her care on March 20. Everly passed away in hospital on Monday . 'Everything was on the right track for this family until the phone rang Friday morning,' the page reads. 'Everly had stopped breathing at the sitter's house and was being rushed to the hospital.' She had suffered injuries including a build up of blood clots beneath her skull and hemorrhages inside her eyes, and medical staff told authorities the injuries were non-accidental, WSPA reported. After Everly was admitted to hospital, staff called police and the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office opened an investigation into possible abuse. During the investigation, officials say Harris admitted that she had originally lied about how Everly was injured and said she had actually fallen from a baby swing, WYFF4 reported. Following inconsistent statements, Harris agreed to take a polygraph test, which she failed. Harris was charged with abuse inflicting great bodily injury upon a child on March 23. Once the baby's autopsy has been completed on Tuesday, the charges could be upgraded. Loved: The baby's parents, April and Matt Dickard, pictured, have been married for six years and had long hoped for a family. Relatives called Everly, pictured, the couple's 'most beautiful miracle' Heartbreaking: The little girl was rushed to the ICU with 'non-accidental' head injuries on March 20 . Her lawyer, Robert Ianaurio, said she maintains her innocence. The family's gofundme page, which has raised $28,000, calls Everly 'the most beautiful miracle' for the couple, who have been married for six years and had long hoped to have a family. 'Her parents have adored and loved this precious baby from the second they met her,' it said. 'They have covered her with kisses and done everything right to love and protect her.' The page, which has not been updated since the news of the baby's passing, called it 'the hardest time in their lives' and asked for prayers for the family.
Everly Dickard died in hospital on Monday, more than a week after she stopped breathing while in the care of her babysitter, Katie Harris . Harris, 32, was looking after the baby a day after her mother returned to work following her pregnancy and the day her father started a new job . Medical staff said the baby suffered 'non accidental' head injuries . Harris was arrested for great bodily harm after she gave inconsistent statements to police and the charges may now be upgraded . Everly was her parents' only child and was their 'miracle', family said .