Weekend Reading: Links We Like

Olympic runner and soon-to-be mom-of-three Carrie Tollefson shares a 5-minute boxing-inspired workout that delivers a dose of cardio and core strengthening. (C Tolle Run)

Fashion-world favorite Leandra Medine, better known as Man Repeller, opens up about her fertility struggles. (Page Six)

The back-and-forth over whether pregnancy brain actually exists continues. (Time)

Pregnant and can’t reach your legs to shave them? In your third trimester and dying for a glass of wine? You’ll get a kick out of these drawings that illustrate a few challenging aspects of pregnancy. (Pop Sugar)

Finland likes to keep its newborn babies in cardboard boxes—and it’s working for everyone, including the babies. (New York Magazine)

It’s hard to believe that a woman could not know that she’s pregnant until the second she gives birth. But it happens. And it’s a real thing. (Tech Times)

Turns out that just a third of women in the U.S. gain the right amount of weight during pregnancy. (Parents)

We spend a lot of money on giving birth in this country, but the results are mediocre at best. This Atlantic story looks at the reasons why.