Priscilla Blossom

As a freelance journalist, Priscilla's work has appeared in The New York Times, Good Housekeeping, Parents, Salon, The Washington Post, Glamour, The Guardian, Oprah Daily, The Miami Herald, The Advocate, HipLatina, SheKnows, and many others. Most recently, she has covered trending news for Yahoo Lifestyle, service pieces for Care.com, travel stories for Lonely Planet and USA Today's 10Best, and queer lifestyle articles for GO Magazine. Her work with Colorado Parent won her an award from the Parenting Media Association. As a content writer, she has also landed work with a number of notable brands, especially ones within the Latinx community, including Cacique Foods and La Michoacana.

For Romper, Priscilla has written about everything from the joys and struggles of millennial parenting. Her articles and essays span across topics that include mental health, pop culture, pregnancy and infant loss, feminism, reproductive justice, body positivity, socio-economic class, immigration, queer identity, neurodiversity, and Latinidad.

Pris was born and raised in Miami, where she graduated from the University of Miami and majored in anthropology with a minor in creative writing. She currently lives in Denver with her family, but still manages regular trips back to the 305. In her spare time, she practices yoga, goes for occasional runs, explores museums and bookstores, watches entirely too much television (balancing it with audiobooks), enjoys memes about being a Virgo, and fancies herself an amateur film and vegetarian food critic.

You can find her on Instagram, Threads, Bluesky, LinkedIn, and at prisblossom.com. Someday she'll get better at TikTok.

Priscilla Blossom

Halloween

by Priscilla Blossom

Can Non-Latinx Children Dress As 'Encanto' Characters?

We don’t talk about Bruno, but we should talk about this.

Christmas

by Priscilla Blossom

This Is Your Kid's Brain On Santa, According To Experts

He knows if they’ve been bad or good.

Christmas

by Priscilla Blossom

Here’s How Christmas Affects Your Child’s Brain, For Better Or Worse

There’s a lot for little ones to process.

Holidays

by Priscilla Blossom

How To Catch Santa Claus, According To 12 Really Clever Kids

Some of these ideas are really bold.

Reading Nook

by Priscilla Blossom

18 Bilingual Children’s Books To Inspire A Love Of Language

Now is the perfect time to embrace the benefits of speaking more than one language.

Crafting

by Priscilla Blossom

20 Latinx Instagram Crafting Accounts To Follow For Autumn Inspiration

Heritage mixed with gorgeous colors and designs make for some stellar crafts.

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

Are Learning Pods Only For The White, Upper Class? These Families Say Otherwise

News

by Priscilla Blossom

This Is What Quarantine Looks Like For Hispanic Moms

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

Stuck At Home? Explore Other Countries With These Fun Kids' Books

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

If The Coronavirus Isn't In Your Town Yet, It Will Be, & Our Goodwill Has A Chance To Show

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

The Magic Age For Potty Training Keeps Rising. Why?

Entertainment

by Priscilla Blossom

J. Lo & Shakira Broke A Stigma I'm Glad To See Go As A Latina Mom

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

Here's What A "Mom-Friendly" Hospital Would Actually Look Like, According To Experts

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

Here's What It *Really* Feels Like To Be 7 Cm Dilated, According To 15 Moms

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

We Shouldn't Have To Justify Trick-Or-Treating In The Rich Neighborhoods

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

Here's How Your Baby's Distress Can Affect Your Body

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

Here's When A Baby Recognizes Their Mom, According To Experts

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

Here's How Attachment Parents Can Sleep Train Their Babies

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

Here's What Toddler Parents Need To Know About RSV

Take notes.

Life

by Priscilla Blossom

Finding The "Right" Kindergarten Has Become An Anxious Rite Of Passage