COVID vaccination and pregnancy

I personally, am waiting until after I have the baby. However, if I were to get it during pregnancy, I would absolutely wait until second trimester or later. But it’s a personal decision :)

There are studies coming out suggesting getting the vaccine during pregnancy ( 2nd trimester and on) can confer immunity to the fetus. Check with your doctor as to how to weight the risks and benefits. For me it's a no brainer. I'll be getting the vaccination. If we were to leave vaccination decisions to our kids when they are old enough, we'd be exposing them and others to a host of diseases during their early years. I'm all for science and medically approved vaccines.

Just remember the vaccines are being tested on citizens daily as we speak. Don’t subject your unborn baby to foreign antibodies please. It’s not their choice and if something were to happen to their development, you wouldn’t feel too great

I'm not sure, but in some places, pregnant women aren't allowed to get the vaccine.I think that you should do what your doctor says, and what your gut tells you.