A Florida woman charged with aggravated manslaughter in the death of her 7-month-old granddaughter will be receiving treatment at a mental health facility following a Thursday court hearing.

Tracey Nix, 65, is accused of leaving Uriel Schock in a hot car on Nov. 1, 2022, after she returned home from taking the infant to lunch with friends, according to FOX 13 Tampa Bay. 

An arrest affidavit obtained by the outlet said Nix went inside, talked to her dog, and practiced the piano "for a long time" before remembering her granddaughter was still in the car.

Not even a year earlier, Nix's other grandchild, 16-month-old Ezra Schock, drowned while in her care after she fell asleep. The Hardee County Sheriff's Office said the little boy opened doors, went under a fence and wandered into a pond near his grandparents' home.

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While in court on Thursday, FOX 13 reported that Nix's husband asked Hardee County Judge Reinaldo Ojeda to allow her to go to an in-patient facility in St. Cloud for 30 days in hopes that she would open up and talk about what happened.

"I would just like to see her get help. I would like to see her come back to whatever normal will be," he said. "She is a very smart and intelligent person. She has a psychology degree, but the fact that she’s not talking tells me she needs someone that can help her work through these issues."

Nix's attorney Drew Davis also expressed concerns over her inability to discuss what happened after leaving Uriel in the car.

"She’s having a hard time discussing the incident with her husband, with any other people and that includes her attorneys. As we all very know that could very well prove a competency issue down the line judge. One of the main reasons why we are filing this motion is to nip that in the butt early," Davis said, while Nix's daughter, Kaila Schock-Nix, reportedly embraced her partner, Drew Nix, in the courtroom.

In an earlier report from FOX 13, Kaila said the couple trusted her mother to watch their children and hoped to be able to salvage their relationship after her young son drowned in her mother's care.

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Nix, who worked as a principal and educator in Hardee County for 39 years, was formerly described as "highly regarded," which ultimately led to the judge allowing her to seek mental health treatment despite initial concerns over the facility's low security measures.

"The request on its face is not unreasonable," Ojeda said. "Ms. Nix is not asking to go out of state or the four corners of our state. She’s asking to go an hour and a half away."

Nix will be entering the St. Cloud facility on Friday morning. Because she has expressed wanting to "flee her situation," the Hardee County court system will contact the program every day at the same time to ensure she has not left.

As court adjourned, FOX 13 reported that Kaila embraced her parents – the words "I miss you so much" could be heard during the moment.

Nix will appear in court again on June 22. If she is found guilty of aggravated manslaughter, she could face a minimum sentence of 12 years and a maximum of 35 years.

Air raid sirens echoed throughout Ukraine’s capital city of Kyiv early Friday morning as Russia fired more than 20 cruise missiles at it and other parts of the country, leaving at least eight people dead, officials said.

The missile barrage was Russia’s first direct attack on the capital since March 9.

In Kyiv, officials said the attack caused damage to residential buildings inside the city but that there were no reports of casualties.

Missiles struck the eastern city of Dnipro leaving at least two people dead, including a 31-year-old woman and her 2-year-old daughter.

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In Uman, located approximately 130 miles south of Kyiv, Cherkasy Governor Ihor Taburets said another missile strike left at least six people dead and 17 injured. Local media reported a multi-story building caught fire and several floors were destroyed.

Ukraine's air force intercepted 11 cruise missiles and shot down two unmanned aerial vehicles, according to the Kyiv City Administration.

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The attacks came as NATO released a statement saying its allied countries have provided more than 98% of the combat vehicles promised to Ukraine.

The equipment, including more than 1,550 armored vehicles, 230 tanks and "vast amounts of ammunition" is intended to strengthen Kyiv's capabilities to launch counteroffensives to reclaim lost territories.

The allied countries have also trained and equipped more than nine new Ukrainian brigades, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said.

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Some NATO partner countries, such as Sweden and Australia, have also provided armored vehicles.

"This will put Ukraine in a strong position to continue to retake occupied territory," Stoltenberg said in Brussels.

The overnight attacks also came as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had a "long and meaningful" phone call on Wednesday with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

It was their first known contact since Russia invaded Ukraine more than 400 days ago.

Beijing has mostly remained neutral in the conflict, urging both sides — and the world — to remain objective in its pursuit of peace.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.