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Because herbal teas contain small amounts of the herbs blended for flavor, it is probably safe to consume chamomile tea in moderation while you are pregnant. You should avoid using the stronger medicinal version of chamomile, including the concentrated chamomile oil.
Probably, but be careful. Many women avoid all drugs during pregnancy, including caffeine, alcohol, nicotine, and prescription and over-the-counter medicines, but then think nothing of drinking cup after cup of herbal tea. There is very little evidence on the safety of the use of herbal teas during pregnancy. A general guideline is to always drink tea made with a filtered teabag and it is always a good idea to drink herbal teas in moderation.