Weekend Reading: Links We Like

The What’s Underneath Project video series spotlights Karyn Starr—nine months pregnant at the time of the interview—who talks frankly about her two miscarriages and body acceptance. (StyleLikeU)

On the Motherlode blog, noted journalist Kate Rope writes about how, after suffering massive postpartum anxiety following the birth of her first child, she prepared to “lose her mind” by putting a plan in place when she got pregnant again. (New York Times)

This obituary of trailblazing developmental psychologist Carolyn Rovee-Collier, who died earlier this month, shows why challenging conventional wisdom—in this case that infants can’t really remember a thing—is awesome. (New York Times)

The rise of the artificial womb? Slate looks into it.

Ten things every new dad should know. (Thought Catalog)

Feeling a little…slumpy? Start striding around like you mean it and watch the happy happen. (Science of Us)