Has anyone gotten the covid-19 vaccine and delivered a healthy baby?

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I've already gotten my first dose (Dr said it was fine) and due to go back in a week for my 2nd dose so far all has been fine..I will say it's important to take your own personal risk into consideration I would say mine is a little on the higher side as my husband works outside the home (he's the only person at his job who hasn't caught covid 🙌🏼) my oldest is in school 2 days a week and just personally I'm not okay with taking the chance of catching it while pregnant due to higher chances of complications

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I got my first dose of Pfizer last Friday. I was very nervous about it but I had my anatomy scan 3 days later and all was well with baby. Bottom line, the risks of COVID to pregnant women are well known and very dangerous. The known risks of the vaccine are practically zero. A nurse I know gave birth to a healthy baby after getting the vaccine about 8 weeks prior to giving birth. And I’ve heard of many pregnant women getting it. I think it is smart, but I understand the hesitation.

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I've had both doses, it's been about 3 weeks and I haven't had any issues. But don't deliver until the end of August. I've seen a lot of news articles about people who have delivered healthy babies after the vaccine and babies are even showing signs of having the antibodies already as well.

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I asked my OB at the last visit and he said absolutely not to the vaccine. I’m at home all day, only go out to the grocery store once or twice a week. I have no family here so my bubble is just me and my husband. He already got the vaccine in January. For us it boiled down to extremely low risk of me getting COVID-19. If I was more exposed then he said we’d discuss it more
It’s a very personal decision that only you can take for yourself. From what I’ve seen on this app most are weary of it.

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I'm currently 18 weeks. I received the second dose at about 15 weeks. I have had no issues.
I decided on getting the vaccine due to me working in an all boys private school, many of their families do travel for business or otherwise as well as the school being geared toward service within their communities. I interact with at least 100 different students per day so I would say it's a risk for me.

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I decided against it at 19 weeks after consulting with my doctor

Has anyone gotten the covid-19 vaccine and delivered a healthy baby?

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