Covid-19 Vaccine

I think depends if your risk is high. For me, I wfh and don't go out so my risk for contracting covid is low. When I do head out for check ups and sometimes to parents house I made sure to wear good mask and sanitize hands. It also helps parents and in laws all vaccinated. Although they say antibodies pass to babies, we don't know how long this antibody last. With the lack of data in long term effects of the vaccine and how it affects children or babies (it's only been a little more than a year? Since they develop this vaccine) I thought it's best not to subject my baby to unknown risks. I'll get my jab after I give birth in Sept. Do weigh your own risk and benefits. If you're subjected to higher risk maybe taking the vaccine is best. But I think if want to take, do it after 1st trimester