The Watts-Schreibers Love Their Gray Hats!

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Back from a weekend in the Hamptons, Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber took advantage of a sunny day in Manhattan on Monday, strolling with their 15-month-old son in coordinating gray hats and hoods.

Naomi, 40, and Liev, 41, expect a sibling for Alexander ‘Sasha’ Pete this winter. See more pictures of this happy family in our newest gallery, Family Photo Album: The Watts-Schreibers!

Sasha is carried in a Baby Bjorn Active in sporty black/red ($93).

He wears Stride Rite’s Retrograde sneaker. For a similar look, try Stride Rite’s SuperBall Hook and Loop III shoes ($55).

Comments

Very cute family. But isn’t Alexander a little big for the carrier? I have a 15 month old who is about 26 lbs. and would break my back to still carry in that thing. I gave it up when he was about 7 or 8 months. Never mind the fact that he would never sit in it quietly anymore. He would be freaking out saying “Down! Down!”

- Michelle on November 11th, 2008

Sasha has always seemed like a very serene little guy, so it wouldn’t surprise me if he prefers to just chill and be carried. And of course, I doubt Liev has any trouble handling the weight!

- Nicole on November 11th, 2008

Holy. Cow. That boy is roughly half the size of his mama’s body. At 15 months. Kudos to his daddy!

- Jaycee on November 12th, 2008

Yeah Sasha has always seemed go with the flow & serene besides he probally enjoys it i bet it looks cool being that high up. Okay i have a question we all know Liev it seriously tall & ive always heard Naomi is really small does anyone know how tall she is?

- Kelly on November 12th, 2008

Sasha is a living doll,so cute!Naomi looks great,I bet she has only a month lef.

- SARA on November 12th, 2008

Kelly, I’ve read that she said she’s 5-4 1/2.

- Jen K on November 12th, 2008

I also think it is not physiological (both for baby and mother) to wear a big child in front carrier. When my baby was 12 month old, it was very convinient to change our sling to mei-sling and carry my baby backside or frontside in mei-tai.

- Tina on November 20th, 2009