Table 2. Vaccination practices and beliefs.

	Have you received a COVID-19 vaccine?
	No		Yes
	N = 191	%	N = 103	%
Do you think the vaccine is effective?
No	13	6.8	3	2.8
Yes	178	93.2	106	97.2
Do you think the vaccine is safe for the you?
No	21	11	1	0.9
Yes	170	89	108	99.1
Do you think the vaccine is safe for the baby?
No	26	13.6	6	5.5
Yes	165	86.4	103	94.5
How much do you trust the public health agencies that recommend you get a COVID-19 vaccine?
Not at all	2	1	2	1.8
A little	1	0.5	0	0
Moderately	22	11.5	3	2.8
Very much	166	86.9	104	95.4
How much do you trust your perinatal care providers in recommending you get the COVID-19 vaccine?
Not at all	2	1.1	3	2.8
A little	2	1.1	0	0
Moderately	21	11.1	2	1.8
Very much	165	86.8	104	95.4
Have you seen or heard any information about COVID-19 vaccines?
No	83	43.5	33	30.3
Yes	108	56.5	76	69.7
Do you know where to get accurate, timely information about COVID-19 vaccine?
Yes	7	3.66	4	3.67
No	181	94.76	104	95.41
Not sure	3	1.57	1	0.92
Do you think that most of your friends and family will get a COVID-19 vaccine?
No	12	6.3	1	0.9
Yes	179	93.7	107	99.1
Do you think that most of the people in your community will get a COVID-19 vaccine?
No	12	6.3	0	0
Yes	179	93.7	109	100
Has your perinatal care provider recommended that you get the COVID-19 vaccine?
Yes—recommended vaccine	33	17.3	41	37.6
No—recommended against vaccine	89	46.6	21	19.3
No—has not addressed vaccine	69	36.1	47	43.1
Among those not vaccinated:
If a COVID-19 vaccine were available to you, would you get it?
Yes, I would get it as soon as possible	89	47.1%
Yes, but would wait to get it	38	20.1%
No	50	26.5%
Not sure	12	6.3%
How easy do you think it will be to get a COVID-19 vaccine for yourself?
Very easy	92	84.4%
Somewhat easy	10	9.2%
Somewhat difficult	2	1.8%
Very difficult	5	4.6%