Carrie Underwood Celebrates Son Isaiah’s Birthday Early With Muppets-Themed Cake [PHOTOS]

Carrie Underwood got extra excited for her son Isaiah’s birthday after receiving the celebrant’s playful cake days before the occasion.

On Sunday, the singer took to Instagram to show off the special cake she got for her first child’s birthday. The dessert made by Nashville bakery owner Ivey Childers features different Muppets characters with Kermit the Frog as the main attraction.

In the caption, Underwood praised Childers for the beautiful cake before revealing that “Muppets Most Wanted” is currently the favorite movie of Isaiah. “He wanted a ‘most dangerous frog’ cake and he most certainly got one,” she added.

Underwood and husband Michael Fisher welcomed Isaiah on Feb. 27, 2015. In an interview with People weeks before giving birth, the “Jesus Take The Wheel” hitmaker admitted that they were still undecided on the baby’s name.

“We don’t have a baby name. We need to lock that down here pretty soon. We joke a lot about funny things that go with Fisher, but there’s not some family name that I have had to be like, ‘No! That’s terrible,’” she revealed at the time. The couple eventually settled on Isaiah and included Michael as a nod to the retired ice hockey player.

Last month, Underwood and Fisher welcomed their second baby boy named Jacob Bryan. The “American Idol” Season 4 winner happily broke the news on Instagram days after she gave birth to baby Jacob on Jan. 21.

Meanwhile, the couple recently listed their Nashville mansion for $1.45 million. The lavish property was reportedly bought by the singer for $1.353 million 12 years ago, before she and Fisher started dating.

The 7,083-square-foot estate was where Underwood had a freak accident that caused her to get 40 to 50 stitches in her face in November 2017. The mom of two also obtained a serious injury on her wrist due to the nasty fall.

The family moved out of the property almost a year ago. Last October, Fisher revealed on his Instagram that they were moving to their “forever home” that he and his wife have been dreaming about for years. The location of their new residence wasn’t disclosed.