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Oct 28 2009 02:30 PM ET
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Liv Tyler and Milo: Windy Walk!

Ramey

Hold on to your hat!

Liv Tyler and son Milo William, 4 ½, battle the wind as they leave school on Tuesday in Los Angeles, Calif.

The pair then headed to Ozzie Dots, where they picked up some Halloween goodies!

Milo is the actress’ only child with ex-husband Royston Langdon.

Milo carries Crocodile Creek’s Dinosaurs Lunchbox ($16).

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My cousins’ in-laws live in Orange County and said they had 50 mph winds yesterday! Not a fan, lol. Did they move to LA permanently? I thought they went back to NYC after staying in LA for a few months?

- Lauren on

they are cute!!

- cassie on

It has been super windy here the last few days…wreaking havoc on my allergies! Liv and Milo are cute, he looks so much like Daddy.

- Forever Moore on

Milo’s lunchbox is from Crocodile Creek – I believe his is Wild Jungle Animals. My son has the solar system one. Really cute.

- crimpe on

those lunchboxes r so adorable … i saw that the sextuplets on Jon & Kate + 8 also have them n all different varities

- boo&abi'smama on

Oh wow, that little boy is so cute!! (Did Liv and her husband officially get divorced? I thought they were just “estranged”). I love Liv’s look — and she seems like a lovely person. How can I get to be her friend?? :) (Love that she has a Target bag, hah)

- Laurene on

lol, it seemed funny to me that Liv would be carrying a Target bag while picking up her son at school and then I remembered when my eldest boy had an accident at school in kindergarten, they put his wet clothes into a plastic bag like that for him to bring home.

I could be totally off base but the way it’s tied is the same way the teacher did it. haha Potty training him was a serious challenge!

- momof4 on

HAha this photo made me laugh. THey should probably frame this.

-meream

- All Women Stalker on

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