Carrie Underwood is ready to hit the road – baby and all. Her upcoming 2016 tour will be her first full tour with baby Isaiah in tow, and she’s actually had a custom bus build to make life on the road with him safer and easier. Underwood tells Taste of Country, “In the back there’s my bed, and then on the other wall is a crib that you can take the side panel down. It’s just built in so he’s secure in his bed and he can have his own space and everything.”

Carrie Underwood gathered with friends and music business folks on Friday (8/14) to celebrate the chart-topping success of her 21st number one song “Little Toy Guns.” Before the party got underway, Carrie said, “I’m so happy that we got to celebrate ‘Little Toy Guns’ being a number-one. As a writer, I’m happy that we wrote a song that is great musically’ it has a great vibe.”

Carrie Underwood had a bit of a scare while she was out and about in Nashville on Saturday (7/11). Underwood tweeted that she had to break into her own car after her dogs accidentally locked themselves in with her 4-month-old son, Isaiah. She wrote online, “When your dogs manage to lock themselves, all your stuff & baby in the car & you have to break a window to get in. #WHATARETHECHANCES.

Carrie Underwood made several appearances during CMA Music Festival last week, showing the world that she really hadn’t gained any extra pounds after having her baby. Underwood Told E! News, “While I was pregnant, I did everything I could to try and make smart choices. And if I couldn’t really like work out, work out, I’d go walk, and I just tried to stay active.”

Carrie Underwood recently did a photo shoot for the fall line of her fitness lifestyle apparel brand Calia by Carrie Underwood and also invited People Magazine along to get some shots of their own, revealing she looks just as fit as ever. Underwood, who welcomed son Isaiah Michael in February, said, “Having a baby definitely changes your routine, and I have to work around his schedule.”