Bebiendo para dos: cócteles sin alcohol nutritivos para la futura mamá

The dietitian authorship and recipe content are clearly disclosed, but no edition or revision date is published, and no references are visible anywhere, despite one reviewer's mention of an internal references page.

The book is built entirely around alcohol-free mocktails for pregnancy and frames them positively against alcoholic drinks, but it never states plainly that no amount of alcohol is established as safe in pregnancy or defers explicitly to a clinician.

The recipes are framed as developed by registered dietitians and addressing nausea and swelling, and one reviewer notes a references page inside, but no specific citation to ACOG, AAP or peer-reviewed guidance appears in any available page text.

We queried the CPSC recall registry across its full 1973-2026 corpus and found no record for Paige Tate & Co. in any role. The search was validated against product classes known to be covered, confirming the clean result reflects absence, not a missed search.

The book names two registered dietitians, Diana Licalzi (MS, RD, CDE, Tufts) and Kerry Benson (MS, RD, LDN, Tufts), with specific academic and professional background relevant to pregnancy nutrition.

No certification, standard, or testing claim is made anywhere for this book — no printing or materials certification, no safety standard, nothing adjacent either.

Hardcover format and page count are confirmed but paper stock, ink type, or forestry certification are not named. Reviewers consistently describe the book as well-made, heavy, and durable, which corroborates build quality without substituting for disclosed materials.

The product discloses author credentials, format, and page count, but publishes no materials information, country of manufacture, or any warranty or repair commitment for the physical book.

The recipes are framed around whole-food, plant-based ingredients for general pregnancy wellness, but do not describe reading level or confirm coverage across different dietary needs, trimesters, or family situations.

This is an adult gift book for a pregnant reader — hardcover, 169 pages, marketed for baby showers and pregnancy — with no children's age grading or infant-handling implication anywhere in the copy.

Hardcover format, 169 pages, and 45+ recipes clearly give the shopper a concrete picture of what is included with no bundled extras implied that aren't listed.