【Abstract】The number of pregnant women with various degrees of renal dysfunction becomes increasing, as the incidence of chronic kidney disease (CKD) is going up worldwide. CKD and pregnancy are mutually affected, in which the pregnancy and fetus are adversely affected by the renal dysfunction, and the processes of CKD may deteriorate due to the pregnancy. Both clinicians and the patients are concerned about the appropriate time for pregnancy and how to monitor and manage the pregnancy in CKD women. In this review, we review the recent progresses in CKD women with pregnancy, introduce the outcomes of pregnancies and fetuses in women with several common nephropathies such as IgA nephrology, lupus nephritis and diabetic nephropathy, and summarize the protocols to adjust CKD-related drugs during pregnancy.