Numerous reports exist of newborns having COVID antibodies thanks to their mothers getting vaccinated.
As Potts alludes to, it is unclear how long these antibodies will remain present in newborns and how long they will offer any protections. Vaccines remain the most effective and long-lasting way for humans to get protection from COVID-19. However, since no vaccine has emergency authorization for use in patients younger than 12, pregnant women getting vaccinated is one of the only ways to get protection for newborns.
A baby has been born with COVID-19 antibodies after the mother got vaccinated while pregnant. In this photo, a nurse feeds a newborn with COVID-19 with donated milk at Medellin's General Hospital on March 29 in Medellin, Colombia.
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