The Postpartum Nutrition Cookbook (New Mom, Baby Shower)

The nutrition content is detailed and evidence-based, but no edition date, revision history, or references are published anywhere we could find for this title.

The book describes nutrient guidance for recovery and breastfeeding support but says nothing about how it handles supplement dosing, allergens, or when it defers a reader to a clinician.

The book is framed as nutrition guidance written by registered dietitians, and reader reviews describe 'evidence-based' content, but neither the publisher nor retailer pages cite primary guidance bodies (ACOG, AAP, WHO) or specific references for the claims made.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,039 records, 1973-2026) for Paige Tate & Co. and found no recall of any kind, in any role. Control terms confirm the registry covers relevant product classes, so this is a genuine clean result.

Both authors are named and credentialed as registered dietitians with named academic and clinical affiliations (Tufts, UC Berkeley, Boston Medical Center), a specific and checkable qualification directly relevant to postpartum nutrition content.

This cookbook makes no certification or testing claims of any kind — no named standard, lab, or registry trail appears anywhere in its materials, consistent with it being a print book rather than a regulated product category.

Hardcover format, 262 pages, and trim size are specified, but no paper stock, ink type, or forestry certification is named, and a handful of reviews describe stained or dirty covers on arrival.

The brand names the authors' dietitian credentials and the book's format and page count, but publishes no warranty terms or defect/repair policy for the physical book itself, and no paper or print specifications beyond page count.

Reviewers repeatedly describe the recipes as accessible to vegetarians and plant-based eaters, usable by partners and other helpers with no cooking background, and distinct from past postpartum books that assumed specialty ingredients.

This is clearly an adult title for the postpartum mother, shelved in Health & Fitness / Pregnancy & Childbirth with a suggested age of 22+, with no infant-handling framing.

Target's own item record for this exact barcode confirms the format as hardcover and lists 288 pages, giving an independently sourced account of what the buyer gets, distinct from and more current than the page count printed elsewhere.