Reach out before you travel
Share your due date, where you plan to deliver, and where you will be staying in Canada.
Birth tourism support · Nigeria and beyond
Travelling to Canada to give birth?
Arrive with your care already arranged. Binome Care provides premium, discreet, in-home postpartum support for mothers coming to Canada from Nigeria and anywhere else in the world.
Non-medical, in-home support · Nationwide across Canada
The part nobody prepares you for
You will have travelled a long way to hold your baby. Then you still have to go home.
A hospital discharge is not the end of the journey — it is the beginning of the part that is hardest to face alone. Mothers arriving in Canada often settle into a rental, a hotel or a friend's home with a newborn, a colder climate, and family thousands of miles away.
There is no one to cook, no one to hold the baby while you shower, and no one to ask how you are doing. That is the gap Binome Care was created to fill.
- Care arranged before you land
- A caregiver who arrives already knowing your plans
- Support in your own home, wherever you are staying
- Discreet, screened and punctual professionals
Care that begins before you board.
Tell us your due date and your plans. We will have your caregiver ready the day you come home.
How it works
Five steps, arranged while you are still at home.
We shape your plan
Day or night support, hours, and the kind of caregiver who will fit your family and your routine.
We prepare your caregiver
Screened, trained and briefed on your preferences before she ever knocks on your door.
Care begins when you come home
From your first evening back, support is already in place — nothing has to be figured out while you recover.
We stay with you until you leave
Support through your weeks in Canada, right up to the day you fly home with your baby.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us your due date and where you will be staying. We will suggest a schedule and tell you honestly whether we can support you there.
What support looks like
Practical help, human warmth, and room to recover.
Every plan is shaped around you. These are the parts mothers arriving in Canada ask for most often.
Recovery support for mother
Rest reminders, hydration, a warm meal, and practical help that lets your body heal at its own pace.
Non-medical newborn support
Holding, soothing, diaper changes and help around your established feeding routine, always guided by you.
Meals and home support
Light meal preparation, groceries, tidying, laundry and baby-supply organization.
Care arranged in advance
Your schedule is confirmed before you travel, so your first days home are not spent searching for help.
Discretion and privacy
Your address, your family and your plans are treated with complete confidentiality.
A familiar presence
Someone consistent who learns your routines, your food, your language of care and your baby's ways.
Omugwo, carried across the distance
The care your mother would have given you — arranged before you leave home.
In Igbo tradition, Omugwo surrounds a new mother with practical help, warm food and companionship while she recovers. When you travel to Canada to give birth, that village does not have to stay behind.
Mothers from every country are welcome. Whether you are arriving from Lagos, Accra, London, Dubai or anywhere else, we build your support around your culture, your food, your language and your family's expectations.
- Familiar meals and warm food, prepared with care
- A caregiver who understands motherhood away from home
- Patience, warmth and absolutely no judgement
Before you travel
A few details are all we need to prepare.
Share what you already know — plans change, and we adjust with you. The earlier you tell us, the more carefully we can prepare your care.
Call 647-513-5947- Your due date and delivery plans
- Where you will be staying in Canada
- How long you expect to be here
- Day, night or around-the-clock support
- Cultural, dietary or language preferences
- Whether your partner, family or a friend will be with you
Please know what Binome Care is — and is not.
Binome Care provides non-medical, in-home postpartum support. We complement the essential care of physicians, nurses, midwives and other regulated healthcare professionals; we do not replace them.
We do not provide medical services, immigration advice or legal guidance. Please arrange your own healthcare, insurance and travel documentation, and confirm your status with the appropriate authorities. Support is subject to caregiver availability in your area.
Good to know
Questions mothers ask before they travel.
When should I contact Binome Care?
Ideally while you are still planning your trip, so your caregiver and schedule are confirmed before you fly. We also help mothers who are already in Canada and need support right away, subject to availability.
Can support start the day I come home from the hospital?
Yes. When your care is arranged in advance, your caregiver can be scheduled to begin the day you are home — so you are not alone in the very first hours with your newborn.
Do you support mothers from countries other than Nigeria?
Always. Mothers from any country are welcome. Your plan is built around your culture, your food, your language and your family's expectations.
Is Binome Care a medical or immigration service?
No. We provide non-medical, in-home postpartum support only. We do not replace physicians, nurses or midwives, and we do not give medical, immigration or legal advice.
Which places do you serve?
Binome Care supports families nationwide across Canada. Availability varies by area, so please tell us where you will be staying and we will confirm.
Premium care, transparent rates
Let your care be ready before you arrive.
Daytime and overnight rates, care packages and additional services are published on our pricing page. Call or email us with your due date and we will shape a plan around your stay in Canada.
contact@binomecareinc.com