Introductions: The global epidemic of Covid-19, which is currently affecting the world, with more than one million infected, is a serious problem that causes anxiety and fear among pregnant women. This study aimed to examine the impact of coronavirus disease 2019 outbreak on the prevalence of fear and anxiety the corresponding risk factors among pregnant women across Turkey.
 Material and Methods:: Cross-sectional study was done in between April 29 to May 12 to identify mental health concerns in pregnancy to Covid-19. STROBE was used in the planning, implementation, and reporting of the study design. Descriptive statistics including frequency, the percentage for nominal variables, and mean and standard deviation for continuous variables were calculated. The level of anxiety was analyzed post hoc test. Pearson’s correlation analysis was used.
 Results: A total of 106 valid questionnaires were collected between the dates specified in the pandemic hospital. About 57.3% of pregnant women were concerned about becoming infected during the Covid-19 outbreak, and 89.6% requested online counseling. 28.3% of the participants requested to reduce their appointments. The topic that pregnant women needed the most counseling on was the protection for their baby and themself from infection against the Covid-19 outbreak. The average state anxiety point of pregnant women was 57.11 ± 8.11 and the mean of trait anxiety was 57.52 ± 7.38. 
 Conclusions: Mother and childcare institutions should understand the demands of pregnant women, optimizing the tools of antenatal care service, and providing special and accessible health education and service for the safety of the mother and child.