Sharna Burgess Says She Is 'The Luckiest Mama' In Son's 3-Months Milestone Celebration

Sharna Burgess is beyond joyful about being a mother to her baby boy, Zane Walker, whom she shares with Brian Austin Green, as she recently marked his three months milestone in the most adorable way.

The famed dancer could not help but pen a beautiful message on Instagram, announcing the tot's momentous day while adding the loveliest video of her motherhood journey since the boy's birth.

"3 months of you," Burgess began her tribute that continued, "3 months of watching you grow, of being in awe of you, and of experiencing a love like I've never known."

She further described motherhood as "by far the coolest thing" she had ever done, which she was "so grateful for all of it." In conclusion, the doting mama gushed about the unique experience of being a mother, expressing how blessed she felt. She wrote:

"The magic, the love, the fear, the sleepless nights, and the memories of it all. I am the luckiest Mama in all the land."

As for the video, it was a mashup of the moments she had with her son, from his birth in a clinic to taking care of him as he developed at home. Some parts showed her cuddling the boy, breastfeeding, and playing with him. She could also be seen blow-drying her hair as she strapped him to her front and kissed his forehead.

At the same time, another section showed her petting him as he cried, leading to one other part where she caressed his legs and possibly sang to him. The video also showed the duo in a pool with the boy on a floater while his mama stayed by him before revealing more glimpses of him laying on a comforter, giggling at his mom.

Burgess's three-month celebration comes shortly after The Blast reported that she marked Zane's two-month milestone on Instagram using a reel of herself snuggling her son to her chest as he slept.

The little one had a pacifier in his mouth, appearing peaceful, while his mother looked affectionately at him for some seconds before placing a kiss on his forehead. In the video, the ballroom dancer bound her hair in a bun and donned a white tank top, three earrings, and a gold necklace with an S logo.

And alongside the clip, she wrote an adorable tribute to Zane, indicating it was eight weeks since his birth and revealing one of her highly cherished moments with him. She penned:

"These moments with my milk drunk snuggled in baby boy. I've shared different versions of these moments over the last 8 weeks, and maybe to you, they seem like the same thing over and over."

However, to the 37-year-old parent, every time she posted such an experience was like the first time. And she added that having him on her chest still made her emotional, filling her with indescribable love. She also claimed the connection she felt with Zane was surreal and not like anything she had ever gone through. In addition, whenever she was not with her son, her body yearned to return to him.

Burgess further expressed how blessed she felt with the "gift of watching and guiding" the infant as it was everything she could have ever dreamed of. She undoubtedly loved being a mother for those past two months, which she called "by far the most bad a** and beautiful thing I've ever done." 

As Burgess progressed on her motherhood journey, she shed light on her breastfeeding experience to her Instagram fans, revealing it was not always "stress-free." As The Blast reported, she wrote that some of her "precious times" with Zane were whenever she breastfed him; however, those moments could be challenging.

The brilliant performer also admitted to not having adequate knowledge about how difficult it could be to get steady milk flow. She added a video to the update, which was a sponsored ad for "Eu Natural," a brand created to assist mothers with their milk supply.

In the clip, she was with her son, engaged in multiple activities and going about her day. At the same time, in the voice-over, she promoted a product made by healthcare experts that help with milk flow. Burgess then used the post's caption to urge mothers with pumping problems to get the "Nourish" product to promote lactation health.