You may want to close the account and pull excess funds out:

Keep receipts of any qualified or non-qualified distributions. While non-qualified distributions are not recommended overall, they should not be viewed as prohibitive. Due to taxes and penalties only on the earnings, only near 5% of any distribution amount is lost. (See also the math in Jane’s example under the “No RMDs or NIIT” heading)

Tax Form 1099-Q is generated end of year

If the funds will be used by the beneficiary for any large non-educational purpose (Example: A home down payment), consider first changing them to become the account owner. A younger beneficiary is likely in a lower income & tax bracket and will likely pay less tax on the distribution.

No statement or example on this site should be considered a specific recommendation for your personal situation. Investing and tax strategies each carry significant risks. Examples herein may not apply to your situation. Please consult your estate attorney, tax advisor, or financial advisor for personal advice.