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I would suggest talking to a perinatal physchiatrist - they specialise in this area and will be able to make recommendations for your specific case. If you are still feeling anxious, switching to another medication or modifying your dosage of Zoloft may be benefical.
BTW: whatever you do, do NOT stop taking Zoloft abruptly.