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After serving eight years for her role in the 2015 murder of her abusive mother, Gypsy Rose Blanchard is out of prison. Now 32 and married, Blanchard is ready for this new chapter in her life, which she hopes includes building a family of her own with her new husband.
“We’re in love,” Blanchard told People in an interview after her prison release on Dec. 28, 2023. In July 2022, Blanchard married Louisiana teacher Ryan Scott Anderson in a prison ceremony. The two met after Anderson started writing letters to Blanchard while she was incarcerated and he was there to greet his wife on Thursday when she was released from Chillicothe Correctional Center in Missouri.
Blanchard told People she’s looking forward to having kids with Anderson, but know she’ll have to have “a really hard conversation” with her own children about the killing of her mother, Dee Dee.
“It’s hard because I’m going into a new life and I’m newly married, and I’m going to have kids one day, and I’m going to have to explain to my kids why their grandmother on mommy’s side isn’t around,” she told the magazine. “And that’s going to be a really hard conversation.”
— Lifetime— Lifetime
Blanchard’s mom Dee Dee is believed to have a suffered from Munchausen syndrome by proxy, a mental illness in which a person, mostly commonly a mother, makes up fake medical symptoms or causes an illness in their child for sympathy or attention. The National Library of Medicine describes it as a form of child abuse.
For years, Blanchard’s mother forced her to believe that she was suffering from serious illnesses as a child, including leukemia, muscular dystrophy, and would say her daughter had the “mental capacity of a 7-year-old due to brain damage.” Blanchard, whose story has been told in the documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest and Hulu’s 2019 mini series The Act, was also told she couldn’t walk. Her mother made her use an oxygen tank and forced her to use a feeding tube, none of which were ever necessary. Dee Dee would also shave her daughter’s head.
As Blanchard got older, the abuse continued and, in 2015, she conspired a plan with her online boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn, to kill Dee Dee. In June 2015, Godejohn went to their Missouri home and stabbed Dee Dee 17 times in her bed while Blanchard hid in the bathroom. Godejohn and Blanchard fled the scene and Dee Dee’s body was discovered by authorities several days later.
Godejohn was found guilty of first-degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Blanchard pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for her role in the killing and was sentenced to 10 years in prison as part of a plea deal; she was granted parole in September and was released years earlier than anticipated this week.
On Dec. 29, a day after her release, Blanchard posted her “first selfie of freedom” on Instagram.
Before her release, Blanchard told People that she regrets what happened to her mother. “Nobody will ever hear me say I’m glad she’s dead or I’m proud of what I did. I regret it every single day,” she said. “She didn’t deserve that. She was a sick woman and unfortunately I wasn’t educated enough to see that. She deserved to be where I am, sitting in prison doing time for criminal behavior.”
Blanchard is set to share more about the abuse she suffered and her experience in prison in a new six-hour special on Lifetime. The Prison Confessions of Gypsy Rose Blanchard premieres on Fri.day, Jan. 5 at 8 p.m. ET.
Virgin River, based on Robyn Carr’s romance novels, took Netflix by storm when it first premiered in 2019. Nurse practitioner Mel Monroe escapes the big city for small town life in idyllic northern California. There, she meets hunky, complicated bar owner and former U.S. Marine, Jack Sheridan. Loads of romance and dramatic storylines follow throughout the first five seasons of the series. Really, it’s no surprise that fans already want more, even with those two extra holiday episodes. So will there be a sixth season of Virgin River? Here’s everything we know so far.
Will Virgin River return for Season 6?
Yes! Netflix announced that Virgin River has officially been renewed for Season 6. While new episodes are indeed coming, Virgin River showrunner Patrick Sean Smith told Deadline that we shouldn’t expect an extra long season like we got with Season 4 and 5, which both had 12 episodes. “I think we’re probably looking at a 10-episode season moving forward,” Smith told the outlet.
Smith also told Deadline in November that there will be a “time jump” in Season 6. “We do intend to do another time jump from the holidays to when Season 6 starts so we can anticipate a bit of a time jump,” he said. “I don’t know exactly how many months but it won’t be a direct pickup from the holidays.”
When will Virgin River Season 6 premiere?
Season 6’s release date is still TBD. But the writers and cast are officially back at work after the Hollywood strikes ended earlier this year. The Virgin River writing team revealed on Instagram in October that they currently working on Season 6. “Thrilled to have our writing team back in action, diving into Season 6!” the series shared.
Alexandra Breckenridge, who plays Mel on Virgin River, told Deadline that they haven’t started filming Season 6 yet. “We’re going to start as soon as the Vancouver weather allows. So hopefully in the spring is what I’ve been hearing,” the actress shared.
So we might be waiting a little while for Season 6 to premiere. What’s on Netflix reported that Virgin River executive producer Rich Keith said that Season 6 may not premiere until 2025. “All I want for Christmas is my two… [unions] to get a fair deal from the AMPTP. If they don’t hurry up there won’t be any #VirginRiver on @Netflix until 2025…,” he wrote in a September Instagram post.
Will Netflix renew Virgin River for more seasons?
If fans keep watching, it sounds like Netflix is ready to deliver. Jinny Howe, head of drama series development and content acquisition at Netflix, told Deadline in August 2022 that she sees “more longevity and growth” with Virgin River.
“I think we definitely see more longevity and growth with the show,” Howe told Deadline. “As long as the audience asks for it and shows up.” Howe also told Deadline that Netflix execs are “paying very close attention” to what Virgin River fans want from the series. “It will be exciting to see which characters continue to break out and audiences crave more of; we’re paying very close attention, understanding that this is a really rich universe of characters and that people can’t seem to get enough, myself included,” Howe said. “So I think as long as that continues to be the case — which we’re very hopeful for — you can rest assured that there will be more Virgin River.”
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Nick Cannon got one heck of a personalized gift for Christmas this year. Bre Tiesi, who shares a 17-month-old son named Legendary Love with the Wild N' Out host, put together a Monopoly-themed board game called “Cannonopoly” and it features all 12 of his children on the box.
Tiesi, who stars on the Netflix real estate reality seriesSelling Sunset (though it’s still TBD if she’s returning for Season 8), shared a photo on her Instagram Story of the gift she gave Cannon for Christmas this year.
“And my favorite gift I’ve given,” Tiesi wrote over the photo that featured illustrations of Cannon and his 12 children. On the front of the box, there’s Cannon surrounded by 1-year-old Legendary Love who he shares with Tiesi; 12-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe who she shares with ex-wife Mariah Carey; 6-year-old son Golden Sagon, 3-year-old daughter Powerful Queen, and 15-month-old son Rise Messiah who he welcomed with Brittany Bell; 2½-year-old twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir and 1-year-old daughter Beautiful Zeppelin who he shares Abby De La Rosa; 1-year-old daughter Onyx Ice Cole who he welcomed with LaNisha Cole; and 1-year-old daughter Halo Marie and son Zen, who passed away at 5 months old from brain cancer, with Alyssa Scott.
— Bre Tiesi/ Instagram
In another Instagram post, Tiesi posted a collection of photos of her, Cannon, and their son dressed up in matching red plaid Christmas pajamas. “Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with love,” she captioned the photos, which were taken in front of a Christmas tree. “May this season bring you happiness and beautiful memories. Enjoy and cherish every moment! It all goes by too fast! 🥹🎄✨.”
Tiesi’s relationship with Cannon was discussed at length on recent seasons of Selling Sunset after one of her co-stars, Chelsea Lazkani, said she found it “rather off-putting” and, in typical reality TV fashion, side convos spiraled. On the show, Tiesi has always defended their unique arrangement and Cannon as a father. “I love Nick. I’m happy with my relationship, however that is,” she said in an episode of Season 7. When it comes to dating other people, she said on the show, “I mean, I do what I want to do, but I still would never disrespect Nick. I just wouldn’t. And even his situations and stuff, I’ve always been nothing but respectful of that. I know people don’t get it, and I don’t care that people don’t get it.”
We would, however, like to see a copy of the Cannonopoly rulebook.
Paris Hilton’s “little bunny” is on the move — almost. One month after announcing the arrival of her second child, daughter London Marilyn Hilton Reum with husband Carter Reum, Hilton posted a video on her TikTok of her baby girl getting in some tummy time, wearing the most adorable pink outfit. Would you expect anything else?
In the TikTok video, London, dressed in a tiny pink sweat suit with a cute bunny face stitched on the bum, is laying on her tummy and lifting her head up as she lets out some adorable baby grunts. “Tummy time,” the Paris In Love star says from behind the camera. The mom of two, who welcomed son Phoenix via surrogate last January, called her daughter “my little bunny” in the caption and said she’s “so in love with my baby girl London.”
Hilton’s followers on TikTok quickly took to the comment section of the video to gush over little London. “Awe she’s gonna be strong chasing after big brother. So sweet,” one commented, while another added, “BABY SQUEAKS!! She is a tummy time champ!” Another follower said, “Oh the tummy time struggle squeaks. She’s working so hard to be strong like her mommy.” And one more wrote, “Her whittle noises. I love her.”
Between London’s tummy time, her son Phoenix’s first trip to Disneyland, and getting the whole family dressed up in matching Christmas pajamas, Hilton is very much in her “Mom Era,” as she told Romper earlier this month. “I’m in my Mom Era,” Hilton said in a December interview. “This is my best era yet.”
Hilton also told Romper that she “always imagined” she’d have a daughter. “I always imagined my mini-me, putting her in little dresses and all the mommy-and-me things we could do together,” she said. “Just having my little best friend.” She added that she believes Phoenix is “going to be the protective big brother” over little London.
Indeed, back in November, Hilton told People that she feels “complete” as a mom of two. “My life just feels so complete, having my little baby boy and now my little girl,” she told the magazine.
“Sliving” surely has a new and deeper meaning for Hilton these days. She’s fully in her “Mom Era” and little bunny bestie will be crawling and chasing after her big brother before we know it.
There are only so many magical years a parent gets when their kids still believe in Santa Claus, and perhaps one of the most special is that first year. So you can understand why this mom fully believes her husband “ruined” her Christmas by getting up early with their son to open gifts without her. It was a special moment that was taken from her, and she took to Reddit for some moral support that her husband wasn’t willing to offer.
The mom in question, who has a 2-year-old and a 3-month-old baby, took to the “TrueOffMyChest” sub-Reddit forum on Christmas Day to share how she felt her morning had been ruined by her husband. “This is the first Christmas where my toddler understands a lot more about what’s going on and we’ve been talking about Santa, decorating the tree, wrapping family gifts together etc. My husband has been talking a lot about building family traditions for the kids, which I thought was lovely,” she wrote in her viral Reddit post.
On Christmas Eve, they stuck with her own German tradition of opening gifts from the family that night and left gifts from Santa Claus under the tree. “I had a rough night with the baby, so slept a little longer than usual this morning (Christmas morning), but not unreasonable I thought — I woke at 7:45. The toddler had woken at 6am and my husband had gotten up to him. I got up to discover that my husband had opened up the presents from Santa with my toddler already, which has left me devastated,” she wrote.
After missing her son’s first Christmas morning of opening presents, the heartbroken mom wrote that she “felt so excluded and robbed of seeing the joy on my child’s face opening up the gifts I had picked out for him.”
“He didn’t wait until I woke up, or wake me up if the toddler couldn’t wait,” she continued. “My husband commented that it was a lovely father son moment, which drove the knife in further — clearly I’m an afterthought when he thinks of family. I’ve been holding back tears all day for the sake of the toddler.”
Social media users rallied to tell this mom that she was absolutely in the right for being upset, without question. “Dude created a ‘father son moment’ upon the ashes of the ‘family bonding moment.’ What a nitwit,” wrote one person. “Not an overreaction at all. Tell him how you feel about what he did and talk this out with him. He is not the only parents of those kids and it should have been a moment for you all to share not just him,” wrote another, while this person added, “Oh wow. He like did the main event without you. I’m a month postpartum and definitely would not have been okay with that. Emotional & exhausted or not, not cool man, not cool.”
A few people on X, formerly Twitter, said that they wouldn’t be able to look at their partner the same way if they were in the same position.
The good news for this mom is that her toddler will have other Christmas mornings, and he will barely remember this year. He will hopefully have more years of opening his Santa gifts with his mom, years of magic and fun and joy over the holidays. The bad news is, she won’t forget this year. And that is just a really bitter pill to swallow.
Every year, the Kardashians throw an epic, swanky Christmas party. And every year, the entire family gets in full glam to ring in the holidays. In sequined dresses and heels, the whole nine yards. This year was no different, not even for Kourtney Kardashian. Sure, the mom of four only recently gave birth to her baby boy Rocky Thirteen with husband Travis Barker. But she pulled together an incredibly breastfeeding-friendly fashion hack that honestly would work for anyone.
On Tuesday, the Poosh mogul took to Instagram to share her Christmas party look, mere weeks after she gave birth to Rocky. Kourtney, who is also mom to 13-year-old son Mason, 11-year-old daughter Penelope, and 8-year-old son Reign with ex-boyfriend Scott Disick, wore a luxurious, floor length coat that looked to be faux fur or shearling, tied at the waist over a bodysuit with her hair pulled back into a long ponytail.
“When not much in the closet fits yet and the boobs are filled with milk, throw on a cozy coat,” she wrote in the caption. If she needs to breastfeed, wearing a coat like that is going to make things very accessible and yet also fashionable. Voila.
We weren’t the only ones who thought The Kardashians star, who is also stepmom to Barker’s 20-year-old son Landon and 17-year-old daughter Alabama, effortlessly pulled off a great style option for breastfeeding moms. “No, cause this is a look! You look gorgeous mama,” wrote one of her Instagram followers, while her sister Khloé Kardashian commented, “When you’re a baddie no matter what.” One person simply wrote, “Thriving,” which does feel like the perfect word to describe Kourtney Kardashian these days.
After going through fertility struggles and a high risk pregnancy to welcome her baby boy, Kourtney does appear to be thriving in the weeks since Rocky’s birth. She got right back into the holiday season, going full on with her Elf on the Shelf to keep the magic alive for her whole family, and just generally appearing to be really living her best life with her husband and children. So really, it’s no wonder she made the simple look of wearing a lux coat to a party look so effortless and stunning. It’s just her vibe these days.
For a lot of kids, one of the best things about big gatherings and special occasions is getting to have a juice box or sparkling apple cider to sip as a special treat. And those festive fizzies are great for when you need something quick, but if you have a little extra time on your hands, consider mixing up one or two of these super easy mocktails for kids at your next event. A fancy cup, a colorful paper straw, and some fruit garnishes can make all the difference.
At some point this past spring, I noticed we had some lemons in the house and I decided to pour my daughter a glass of lemonade with cut-up strawberries, a lemon slice attached to the rim, and a pink and white paper straw. Sure, preparing it took a little longer than it would have if I had just poured some lemonade into her usual cup, but the look on her face when I presented her with this drink was totally priceless. In fact, she loved it so much that I ended up buying her some plastic stemless wine glasses for whenever we have the time (and ingredients) to make her something a little extra special. Suffice to say, I have seen firsthand how much joy mocktails for kids can bring.
When you’re thinking up mocktail recipes, remember that kids tend to like basic flavors, so while a virgin mojito may be a great beverage for an expecting mom, little ones may not like the flavor quite as much. Thankfully, there are plenty of mocktail recipes for kids to choose from. And, if all else fails, you can never go wrong with some lemonade and sliced strawberries in a fancy cup.
Shirley Temple
— Damn Delicious
Do you remember ordering “kiddie cocktails” when you were younger? Chances are high that you were given a Shirley Temple — with extra cherries, please! They taste delicious, look pretty, and are simple to make, if you follow directions from Damn Delicious. Simply mix together some lemon-lime soda and the juice from a jar of maraschino cherries, pour the drink over ice, and top it off with an orange slice and a cherry.
Sparkling Ginger Cranberry Mocktail
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If you’re on the hunt for a kids' mocktail recipe for the holiday season, check out this Sparkling Ginger Cranberry Mocktail from The Speckled Palate. Sure, you can serve it any time of the year, but the flavors are especially great for the winter holidays. To make the orange sugar for the rims of the glasses, just mix up some granulated sugar and orange peel zest. For the mocktail, you’ll need unsweetened cranberry juice, ginger beer (despite its name, it’s non-alcoholic), and some fresh cranberries for a garnish. So easy, and so delicious.
Cherry Almond Sparkler
— A Classic Twist
Not only does this drink from A Classic Twist look really pretty, but it’s also incredibly easy to make. You’ll need some fresh cherries, sugar, lime juice, almond extract, ice, and 7UP Cherry (or 7UP regular if you want to go lighter on the cherry). It all mixes together beautifully to create a refreshing mocktail for kids that works no matter what time of year.
Gummy Bear Cocktail
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Instead of creating a complex mocktail recipe, Rachel from Simple Seasonal simply dressed up some sparkling cider to create a Gummy Bear Mocktail. First, she stacked eight gummy bears on a pointed swizzle stick to use for a garnish, then she coated the rims of stemless champagne flutes with granulated sugar, then she filled the glass up with sparkling cider, finally, she added in the gummy bear stick and a fun straw to create a super easy mocktail for kids.
Sunrise Mocktail
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Here’s another example of how simply putting a couple of ingredients into a pretty glass makes a drink exponentially more fun. To make Mindful Mocktail’s recipe for Sunrise Mocktails, grab a tall glass (or champagne flute) and fill it about three-quarters of the way full with equal parts orange juice and sparkling water, then add in a little bit of grenadine to create the sunrise effect, and garnish the drink with an orange slice and cherry. Quick, easy, and delicious.
Mermaid Water
— Jordan Lye, Getty Images
If your kids aren’t fans of oranges and cherries, then they may like some Mermaid Water. The recipe for this easy mocktail for kids comes from the blog Hawaii Travel With Kids and calls for some pineapple juice, blue Gatorade, and berry-flavored Gatorade. That’s it. The key for this drink is pouring each juice just right so that it creates a colorful stack look. There’s no garnish necessary for this beverage, but it will look best served in a clear cup.
Blueberry Lemonade
— A Cookie Named Desire
Lemonade is my go-to for an easy mocktail base, then I usually just toss in some berries to add color. However, if you want to take it further you can try this recipe for blueberry lemonade from A Cookie Named Desire that will have you making your own homemade lemonade and blueberry syrup using totally fresh ingredients. Even if you’re making this as a mocktail for the kids, you’ll probably end up pouring yourself a cup, too.
Orange Juice Mocktail
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Lauren from The Schmidty Wife turned her kids’ regular orange juice into a superfood mocktail by adding a scoop of a tangerine-flavored omega supplement. She then took the mixture and poured it into a fun glass, added some fresh fruit as garnishes and a straw, and called it a day. Honestly, it doesn’t get much easier than this.
Ruby Red Grapefruit Punch
— A Pretty Life in the Suburbs
Instead of making individual mocktails for kids, consider making a big batch of a specialty punch and setting up a mocktail buffet. Put out some stemless wine glasses or champagne flutes as well as options for different garnishes (and maybe some sugar or sprinkles for the rims of the glasses). Honestly, any punch recipe will work with this idea, but if you’re looking for one to try, this recipe for Ruby Red Grapefruit Punch from A Pretty Life looks absolutely delightful.
Non-Alcoholic Sangria
— Brown Sugar Mama
To kids, a glass of sangria looks like a glass of juice that’s full of fruit — which obviously sounds delightful. So, to let kids in on the action, Nicole from Brown Sugar Mama came up with a non-alcoholic sangria recipe. You’ll add in the usual fruit ingredients like orange and lemon juice and slices of oranges, grapes, and apples, but instead of wine, you’ll use a mixture of cranberry juice, sparkling grapefruit juice, and a flavored tea (just make sure whatever you choose is caffeine-free).
Vanilla Plum Shrub
— The Modern Proper
This mocktail for kids isn’t the easiest, but it is probably the most grown-up friendly. You might know of shrubs — they’re also called ‘drinking vinegar’ — but if you’re not familiar with them, they’re tart and fruity, and make for a lovely cocktail or mocktail base. Once you make The Modern Proper’s vanilla-plum shrub, simply mix it with seltzer and you’ve got a mocktail even the grown ups will love.
Blue Lagoon Mocktail
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There’s just something a little extra fun about a blue mocktail (or cocktail), isn’t there? This recipe for a Blue Lagoon Mocktail from Savor the Flavor has a step-by-step guide for creating a delightful mocktail for kids using blue Curaçao-flavored simple syrup, lemon juice, and lemon-lime soda. Just top the drink off with a lemon garnish and a fun straw and enjoy watching your kid’s eyes get wide with excitement as you hand it to them.
Valentine Mocktail
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Adults know that the more sugar in their cocktail, the worse their hangover is going to be the next day, but when it comes to mocktails for kids, the more sugar there is, the better. There’s definitely no shortage of sugar in this recipe for Valentine Mocktails from Everyday Savvy. Between candy sprinkles on the rim of the glass, mixed berry juice, Sprite, grenadine, and simple syrup, this mocktail will make for a good dessert drink for the kids (just prepare yourself for the sugar crash later).
Cotton Candy Mocktail
— Princess Pinky Girl
Another kids' mocktail recipe that’s delightfully full of sugar is this Cotton Candy Mocktail from Princess Pinky Girl. Not only is it so sweet it’ll make your teeth hurt, but it will also entertain the heck out of the kids. First, coat the rims of champagne flutes with pink sugar (the kind you find in the baking aisle), then fill the glass up with cotton candy and set it in front of your kid. For presentation, pour some strawberry soda over the cotton candy and watch as it melts and mixes in with the soda before topping it off with a cherry or strawberry garnish.
Sparkling Peach Lemonade
— All The Healthy Things
While this Sparkling Peach Lemonade from All Things Healthy wasn’t created to be a mocktail, if we’ve learned anything by now it’s that any drink can be a mocktail with the right cup and extra garnishes added to it. This drink is made entirely from scratch, so it will taste extra fresh (and delicious). You’ll need fresh or frozen peaches, honey, water, lemon juice, sparkling water, fresh mint, and some patience to make this drink, but if your kid loves peaches, then it’ll be worth the work.
Cinderella Mocktail
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This Cinderella Mocktail recipe from Savor the Flavor yields a very pretty drink, but since it calls for Angostura bitters, it won’t be a hit with every kid. However, if your kid likes to try new things, then this is definitely a mocktail to make. In addition to the bitters, the drink is made with unsweetened pineapple juice, orange juice, lemon juice, grenadine, and sparkling water. It’s basically a tropical paradise in a glass.
Agua Fresca
— Gimme Some Oven
Naturally sweetened with agave syrup, this agua fresca mocktail recipe from Gimme Some Oven can be made with whatever fruit you (or your kids) love, so it’s super adaptable to all seasons and all preferences.
Lavender Tea Lemonade
— a pretty life in the suburbs
For more sophisticated palates — we’re thinking this one is more for the tweens than the preschool crowd — try this floral Lavender Tea Lemonade recipe from A Pretty Life In The Suburbs.
Citrus Water Punch
— Mel's Kitchen Cafe
For the kid who loves tart or sour flavors, this citrus water punch from Mel’s Kitchen Cafe is bound to be a hit. It’s basically like making a lemonade, just with a little extra pizazz thanks to the lime juice, lemon extract, and citric acid. Pucker up!
Whoville Christmas Punch
— Half-Baked Harvest
While this holiday cocktail has alcohol in it, Half-Baked Harvest has an adaptation to make her Whoville Christmas Punch into a great festive mocktail for kids. With pomegranate juice, orange juice, ginger beer (remember, that’s non-alcoholic despite the name), vanilla extract, and rosemary, it has all the festive flavors of the season, but still a pretty safe bet for kiddos. Just replace the bourbon and Campari with apple cider and more OJ. The best part is you can make a big batch of this.
It doesn’t take much to create a special, easy mocktail for kids, especially since they’re usually more interested in what the drink looks like than what it tastes like. So, pick up some fun paper straws, slice up some fruit, and mix up a delicious drink for the kids to enjoy at your next gathering.
