Does a restraining order, prevent a person from sending flowers to another person in the same house as the protected person?

But not the minor child of the sender? 

I would guess (pardon me 'assume') that it was up to the judge who signed the protection order whether it was a violation of the order.

Between you and me, regardless if the minor was the child of the sender or not, it is an obvious ploy to circumvent the restraining order to further annoy the holder of the restraining order; too obvious to ignore. Who do you know that sends flowers to a minor child. I've never seen that except flowers for school dances.

Whatever the judge includes.  It can be about behavior, proximity, electronic contact, etc.  https://felonies.org/all-about-restraining-orders-know-your-rights/

You just asked a question about restraining orders and Randy wasn’t the subject.  He feels left out now.  Look what you did. 

Anyway, I couldn’t find the news story but I did find out that would be considered a violation in Colorado.  I don’t know about Minnesota so Randy might be safe for now.