Former child star Morgan York was only 10 years old when she first played the role of Kim Baker in the comedy/family film 'Cheaper By The Dozen' back in 2003. Guess what she looks like now!
was only 10 years old when she first played the role of Kim Baker -- the very smart and clever twin who loves a good prank -- in the comedy/family film"Cheaper By The Dozen" back in 2003.Bonnie Huntas Kim's older sister who is into makeup and fashion, Lorraine Baker.
York reprised her role as Kim Baker in"Cheaper By The Dozen 2," and she also played Lulu Plummer alongside
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