Malaria poses a grave threat during pregnancy, particularly in regions where it is endemic. The disease significantly increases the risk of complications such as anemia, fetal loss, and premature delivery, which can lead to low birth weight—a major cause of infant mortality. For pregnant women, the protection against malaria is not just about their health, but also the well-being of their unborn children. In areas heavily affected by malaria, expectant mothers face increased vulnerabilities that can have long-term effects on their families. By addressing malaria, we tackle a critical barrier to safe motherhood and infant health.