Women who are pregnant, or who have recently been pregnant, are more likely to get seriously ill from COVID-19 than other people. However, toTaking the vaccine that helps prevent coronavirus during pregnancy can protect them from getting seriously ill and requiring hospitalization, intensive care, and the use of respirators or special breathing equipment. 

Based on studies conducted by experts, a low probability of presenting some level of risk for pregnant people is estimated. According to the World Health Organization, it is not recommended to discontinue Breastfeeding after vaccination. Similarly, Unicef describes that there is no evidence that it is harmful to infants. yesIt has been shown that specific antibodies (mainly IgA, Ig G) generated by the mother after being vaccinated are excreted through breast milk, so the baby would also be protected from COVID-19.

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Remember, if you are a breastfeeding woman, you can receive the COVID-19 vaccine. If you test positive for this disease, here are some tips for breastfeeding:

When breastfeeding, you should apply the appropriate hygiene measures such as: 

• Wear a face mask at all times.
• Wash your hands well with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand sanitizer solution before and after nursing. 
• Anyone helping you should wash their hands before expressing milk or touching any part of the pump or breast pump, or used containers; must also clean and disinfect all surfaces.

In the event that the baby has been infected with COVID-19, it is extremely important to continue with your breastfeeding, since as with any other disease, a good diet is essential to regain health; breast milk has the right nutrients for the baby. Remember that breastfeeding strengthens the immune system and through breast milk help keep you protected.