My passion guides me to my creative center, where curiosity, learning, and a little magic exist.

I’m Taylor Carr, a mother, birth worker, herbalist, and educator. I come from generations of strong women and prayer warriors whose wisdom continues to influence how I approach life, motherhood, and caring for others.

I’ve had the honor of attending 27 births, including 20 independently. My experience has taught me that birth is more than a physical event. It is a transition that affects the entire family.

My interests extend beyond birth work into herbalism, child development, gardening, nutrition, and family wellness. I believe these practices are connected and can help families establish healthier, more intentional ways of living.

Through Herba Doula, I bring together traditional knowledge, practical education, and individualized support to help families feel confident in their choices.

I believe there is something valuable to learn from every person, every experience, and the natural world around us.

It starts with love.

My goal is to support families in developing the knowledge, confidence, and resources they need to thrive.

I believe women deserve to understand their bodies, participate actively in their care, and make informed decisions throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

But supporting a family doesn’t end with the arrival of a baby.

It also means helping parents understand child development, encouraging healthy relationships, introducing practical approaches to nourishment and wellness, and strengthening the support systems surrounding each family.

I want families to feel connected to themselves, their children, their communities, and the traditions that have shaped them.

Strong families are built through knowledge, intention, and connection.

Herba Doula was created to provide accessible, compassionate, and individualized support to women and growing families.

Our approach combines birth work, herbal education, nourishment, and family-centered learning while honoring the cultural traditions and lived experiences of those we serve.

At the center of our work are The Eight Kinfolk Roots, a framework designed to support families through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and the early stages of parenthood.

These roots include preparing for birth, comfort and labor support, postpartum planning, infant feeding, newborn care, family wellness, herbal living, and building your village.

Each root represents an important part of family life. Together, they encourage informed decision-making, practical skills, meaningful relationships, and a deeper understanding of how families grow.

We believe that every family deserves access to education, compassionate care, and a community that supports their well-being.

Rooted in Tradition. Nurturing Generations.