Im aware you can’t co sleep when your a smoker with your baby but does the same apply for vaping? Or is it just the smell/fumes from the cigarette?
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It's both.

I don’t think it applies to vaping, however there simply isn’t enough research about the effects of vaping to fully understand this yet, so I say best to avoid the risk completely

No chemicals?? There’s often formaldehyde, acrolein (used in bug spray), antifreeze, propylene glycol (can trigger asthma when heated), arsenic, nickel, things found in nail polish remover, weed killer etc. Also mislabelling of vape ingredients is a real problem so it’s hard to know exactly what is in a particular vape.

https://www.lung.org/quit-smoking/e-cigarettes-vaping/whats-in-an-e-cigarette
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK507184/#:~:text=Substances%20identified%20in%20e%2Dcigarette,%2C%20tobacco%20alkaloids%2C%20and%20drugs.

I used to know a guy who made the stuff for vapes. Its glycerine, food flavoring and nicotine if you buy the type he made. The strawberry taste is food flavoring