Carrie Underwood Starts New Christmas Tradition With Son Isaiah

Carrie Underwood just decided on what her family’s first Christmas tradition would be. The Hollywood singer-songwriter revealed on social media that it’s none other than baking Christmas cookies for her son and husband.

On Wednesday, Underwood shared on Instagram that she made some Christmas cookies with 2-year-old Isaiah — something that she apparently hasn’t done before. It appears the celebrity mom enjoyed baking the sweet treats that she’s now decided to make it a Christmas tradition in their household.

“Made Christmas cookies with the little man today,” Underwood captioned the adorable photos of young Isaiah piping frosting on his Christmas tree cookie. “I actually don’t think I’ve ever made Christmas cookies before but this will definitely be a new tradition in the Fisher household.”

Many of Underwood’s fans couldn’t help but feel happy for the singer to be establishing a Christmas tradition for her family while Isaiah is still young. “Fun tradition in the making!! The kids remember and cherish traditions,” one pointed out. “I started that when my kids were Isaiah’s age … still a tradition and my daughter is 28,” another fan chimed in.

Seeing that this is Underwood’s first family-related post after getting hospitalized early last month also brought joy to the country singer’s supporters. “Way to go Carrie. How are you healing? I hope all is well,” one fan commented. “Hope your [sic] feeling better. Glad your [sic] back,” another comment read.

On Nov. 10, Underwood reportedly suffered a broken wrist and other injuries due to a hard fall inside her and husband Mike Fisher’s residence. The accident took place just two days after the “American Idol” winner hosted the 51st annual CMA Awards in Nashville, as per ABC News.

“On Friday night, Carrie Underwood took a hard fall on some steps outside her home. While there were no life-threatening injuries, she was taken to the hospital to be treated,” Underwood’s rep said in a statement at the time. “She sustained multiple injuries including a broken wrist and some cuts and abrasions from the fall.”

The rep also revealed that the former Nashville Predators player rushed to his wife’s side after hearing the tragic incident. “[Fisher] was able to make it back into town that night to be with her and she was released from the hospital.”