I’m fortunate to have been raised by a fierce tribe of women. They collectively instilled in me the importance of equality, equity, justice, and empathy; and because of them, I know the power of grace, vulnerability, authenticity, and community. It’s these values and various life-changing experiences that led me to nursing, then Midwifery, and now the safe haven that is Moontower Midwifery and Wellness.
My journey in birth work started in Dall ...
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Patients consistently praise Deborah Badejo's exceptional kindness, warmth, and positive demeanor, which effectively alleviates anxiety and creates a welcoming environment. Her thoroughness, knowledge, and willingness to listen attentively to patient concerns are highly valued. Patients feel heard, validated, and never rushed, appreciating her commitment to answering questions and providing helpful advice. The practice's dedication to women's needs and the friendly, communicative staff contribute to a positive experience, making patients feel comfortable and cared for.
Verified Patient Reviews for Deborah Badejo, CNM
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Provider listened very carefully and had great bed-side manner. She made me feel good and welcomed.
The care was very warm and kind, and the recommendations of care/tests to receive prior to potential conception were very helpful and informative.
I love Deb. I have awful white coat syndrome and she couldn’t be kinder or better at putting me at ease. She literally radiates positivity!
Deb was great. Cici ran most of the appt. She tends to over explain things with very little guidance. It makes me feel more confused and less clear in decisions. If she were a full midwife I would 10/10 not have worked with moontower.
I love that this practice truly cares about women and our needs.
A great first impression, kind staff and this office seems to communicate well unlike my last office experience.
Deborah was extremely kind and warm. She was knowledgeable and caring. She asked me how she can help, which a provider has never really asked before. It was refreshing to have a physician put me first vs. the issue first.
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I’m fortunate to have been raised by a fierce tribe of women. They collectively instilled in me the importance of equality, equity, justice, and empathy; and because of them, I know the power of grace, vulnerability, authenticity, and community. It’s these values and various life-changing experiences that led me to nursing, then Midwifery, and now the safe haven that is Moontower Midwifery and Wellness.
My journey in birth work started in Dallas at a safety-net hospital as a Labor and Delivery nurse, and those years were so formative and eye-opening. On a very functional level, I learned how to care for low-risk and high-risk perinatal patients from all walks of life and from all over the world. On a heart level, I learned how to step in the gap for others by giving a voice to the voiceless and empowering the powerless.
My midwifery journey began after the loss of my incredible mom. At her side, I was infuriated by the devastating reality of how difficult it is to navigate our current healthcare system as a woman of color. For the first time, I felt utterly helpless in a world I thought I knew so well. Losing my mom changed the whole trajectory of my life, and weeks later, I applied to Nurse-Midwifery programs because I wanted to do my part to transform a broken and unjust system. Over the last few years as a Certified Nurse Midwife, I’ve had the privilege of attending births in a safety-net hospital setting and a private hospital setting, always striving to make each birth personal and meaningful. I understand the sacredness of birth, and I honor it, knowing firsthand that every earthside second between a birthing parent and a child is invaluable.
I came from a fierce tribe of women, and being a part of Moontower is like coming home to a fierce tribe of women. I hope that every person who enters these doors feels the same way—heard, fought for, supported, and empowered.
When I’m not midwife-ing, I enjoy traveling, reading, being with my people, and snuggling with my dogs. I prefer fall and winter over spring and summer. I’d rather lay on a beach and get in the water than hike or ski. I hate being called “Debbie.” I’m continually learning how to fill my own cup, live joyfully in spite of fear, and give myself the grace I give others.
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