Carri Taylor - Postpartum Doula

About Carri

I am a CAPPA certified postpartum doula and Carrot eligible provider with over 20 years of experience caring for infants. I hold a degree in Social Work and am also a practicing Life and Health Coach. I am a mother of four, with my oldest and youngest children twenty years apart. I spent over a decade as a foster parent to infants and toddlers. I have firsthand experience supporting families through complex and emotionally charged seasons, and across every stage of parenting—from the newborn period through young adulthood. Welcoming my youngest child at age 44 has provided personal insight into the unique joys, challenges, and considerations of parenting later in life. I actively work with children in various roles (because kids are fun!) and had the privilege of homeschooling my children for five years, which strengthened my patience and flexibility. When I’m not supporting families, I enjoy working out at the gym, cooking from scratch, spending time outdoors, and enjoying time with my big, diverse family. I am honored to walk alongside you during this important life transition.

Postpartum Doula packages and pricing

Hourly Rate

Postpartum care is customizable, therefore, you can choose your preferred time frame & amount of hours. Evenings are a minimum of 4 hours and overnights are a minimum of 8 hours. Payment is due upon signing of the contract to hold your spot in my calendar.

$45 USD · Per hour

What to expect

As a postpartum doula providing evening and overnight support, I offer calm, attentive care so families can rest and recover. I assist with newborn feeding, soothing, and sleep routines, light household tasks related to baby care, and emotional support for parents. My role is to nurture the whole family, create a peaceful nighttime rhythm, and help build confidence during the early weeks at home.

Reviews for Carri Taylor

5.0 1 review

5.0

February 19, 2026

If you are looking for a nurturing, kind, and servant-hearted doula, look no further! Carri was such a blessing to our family as we transitioned from two to three children. My personal needs looked different every day in the postpartum period, and what I loved most about Carri was her genuine “how can I help?” attitude and her willingness to jump in wherever she was needed. From folding laundry, to helping with dinner, to taking the baby off my hands so I could rest or be productive, she truly lightened our load. Carri brings so much wisdom and lived experience to her work. She gently offered ideas and practical solutions I wouldn’t have thought of on my own, always in a way that felt supportive and never pushy. Her insight, and encouragement made such a difference in those early weeks. We are so grateful for her care and would wholeheartedly recommend her to any growing family.

— Emily V.

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Certifications, training, and specialties

Certification and training

CPR & First Aid (2025)
CAPPA Postpartum Doula (2025)

Education

Bachelor of Social Work (1999)

Memberships and affiliations

CAPPA Membership

Languages

English

Credentials

CPD

Specialties

Caring for Special Needs Children Health Coach Healthy Eating Life Transitions Newborn Care Overnight Newborn Care Parenting Parenting Support Postpartum Doula Care Potty Training Relationship Issues Spirituality Stress Management

Certifications, training, and credentials are listed by the provider. Bornbir doesn't verify them, so ask Carri for a copy of any certificate you rely on.

Frequently asked questions

What does overnight postpartum care include?

Overnight care focuses on supporting both parents and baby so families can rest. This includes newborn feeding support, soothing, diapering, and attentive care throughout the night, while keeping parents informed and at ease.

Do you support breast feeding and bottle feeding?

Yes. I support families with breastfeeding or bottle-feeding in a calm, non-judgmental way, following each family’s preferences and routines.

How many nights/week do families usually book?

Every family is different. Some families book a few nights per week, while others prefer consistent overnight support. We’ll talk through what feels most supportive for your situation.

Do you work a minimum number of hours?

Yes. For overnight care, I have a minimum of 8 hours with a maximum of 10 hours per shift. For daytime and evening care, I have a minimum of 4 hours per shift.