Weekend Reading: Links We Like

How busy parents negotiate their fitness schedules around family time and spouses that are equally stubborn when it comes to fitting in exercise. (Wall Street Journal)

Ever wish your partner’s iPad could analyze his sperm? It could be your lucky day… (Esquire)

Australian celebrity trainer Michelle Bridges is catching some heat for insisting that healthy living resulted in her pregnancy at age 44. (News.com.au)

How many ultrasounds does a pregnant woman really need? Fewer than you think. (The Bump)

A look at how young women today are strategizing when they will have children—and, subsequently, when they will take a break from their careers—more than their mothers did. (New York Times)

A new addition can mean a few additional pounds for new dads. (New York Post)

Yes, women give birth in crazy situations sometimes—and Women’s Health reports on some doozies.

AutoZone has been ordered to pay an unprecedented sum to one of its former employees who says she was fired for being pregnant.

When it comes to when they get pregnant, Swedes are so predictable. (The Local)