Vaccine hesitancy among pregnant individuals presents substantial public health challenges. This paper undertakes a critical examination of strategies aimed at mitigating this hesitancy. Through an exhaustive review of existing literature and empirical analysis, this study identifies gaps in understanding and offers evidence-based recommendations. Employing both qualitative and quantitative research methods, the study aligns with its objectives to comprehensively explore this issue. Findings, depicted through figures, tables, and graphs, facilitate a nuanced discourse. The conclusion underscores the significance of addressing vaccine hesitancy to ensure the well-being of both mother and fetus. By synthesizing insights from various sources, this paper contributes to the discourse on effective interventions, emphasizing the imperative nature of addressing vaccine hesitancy within the context of maternal and fetal health protection