Cast
- Cuba Gooding, Jr. as Charlie Hinton, the co-owner of Daddy Day Care and teacher. He was played by Eddie Murphy in the original film.
- Lochlyn Munro as Lance Warner, Charlie's childhood enemy and owner of the rival camp. He serves as the main antagonist of the film.
- Richard Gant as Col. Buck Hinton, Charlie's estranged father.
- Tamala Jones as Kim Hinton, Charlie's wife. She was played by Regina King in the original film.
- Paul Rae as Phil Ryerson, co-owner of Daddy Day Care, Charlie's best friend and teacher. He was played by Jeff Garlin in the original film.
- Josh McLerran as Dale, a counselor at Camp Driftwood.
- Spencir Bridges as Ben Hinton, Charlie's son. He was played by Khamani Griffin in the original film.
- Brian Doyle-Murray as "Uncle" Morty, owner of Camp Driftwood.
- Dallin Boyce as Max Ryerson, Phil's son. He was played by Max Burkholder in the original film.
- Telise Galanis as Juliette, one of the campers. Becomes A love interest to a nerd, but in the end gives him a kiss.
- Molly Jepson as Becca, one of the campers and a student at Daddy Day Care. She was played by Hailey Noelle Johnson in the original film.
- Sean Patrick Flaherty as Bobby J, Lance's sidekick. Commanly thought as his son.
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