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Lorraine Baker (born March 21, 1987) is the third Baker child and the second daughter of the Baker family.

In the first film she is sixteen years old and very into fashion and makeup. Lorraine is seen screaming at the breakfast table as Mark Baker's frog destroys the meal. When the family move she is seen holding a photo album and hugging her friends goodbye. Lorraine rushes into the new house to get the biggest room and fills it with posters and a mannequin. When Mark goes missing, Lorraine is seen running with Nigel and Kyle down the street. She is quite close to older brother Charlie in this film. Also, she loves to be a fashion guru.


☀Kate Baker is the mother of 12 kids and wife of Tom Baker. In her childhood, she lost her sister and grew up in a small family. Wishing she had a bigger family like what her children have now, she had dreams of becoming a journalist in Illinois and writing for the newspaper; however, she moved to the countryside with Tom in 1995 and began her new life there with him and their children. She appears to have a talent in writing and has had one of her books published.

Kate is often the voice of reason and the glue that keeps her large family together. When Tom wanted to win the cup and his children opposed him, she was the one who gave them a pep talk, reminding them that Tom wants to cherish all their memories made and that they are his favorite team. She appears to be at good terms with Sarina Murtaugh, Jimmy's wife. In both films, Kate Baker is played by Bonnie Hunt.

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