Aishiteruze Baby★★

Same feel and similar plot. A young guy takes on the responsibility of raising a young child. In both stories, the male lead finds the child's mother, and even let her see her little girl, but she makes it clear that she does not want the child in her life. The male lead also finds love with someone that becomes somewhat of a mother figure to the girl. I can go on and on about how similar these two shows are, but instead, I'll just wrap it up by giving you my word that if you love one show, you will definitely - without a doubt - love the other as well. read more 

Both anime feature a high school student taking on the responsibility of a young child, though the circumstances of the child are different (and therefore lead to different storylines), the theme is present in both. So for this reason I suggest Kure-nai lovers to try out Aishiteruze Baby, especially if the relationship between carer and child is what appealed to you.  

how to take care of a baby? well these two anime can definitely help you out. Human baby or alien baby? when it comes to babies, they're a different specie from the adults!  

both are looking after a little kids who doesn't have a mother .. in the first one Yuzuyu's mom chose to leave her so she can get over her grieve whlie the other the mom died in an accident .. 

Although there's really no similarities [storywise] between the two shows (other than they're both technically slice of life comedy dramas), they both have the same look and feel to them. They're both heartwarming, and have a great deal of development in both the main and side characters. If you liked Aishiteruze Baby then you'll like Fruits Basket.  

Both involve story lines where two guys take care of young girl/girls while juggling their love lives. 

Romance that is building up following the main character who is taking care of a child its a touching anime just like clannad I saw the recommendation of it and I watch Ababy in 2days <3 got to love it 

due to the story in both series although different they share subplots to some extent 

A young man has to take care of a small girl. Naru and Yuzuyu's character design are similar. 

both have children and people learning to take care of them although aishiteruze baby has realism but they are still similar 

Another anime where the lead character takes on the role of a parent, completely out of the blue. Lots of cute moments between the two, a little lighter on the comedy in Aishiteruze Baby, however are great! 

They are both about cute little girls~ and guys who are unaccustomed to dealing with small children.  

both revolve around a male looking after a child while also having difficulty's. 

Both are heartwarming. In Aishiteruruze Kippei has to take care of a little girl and in Midori no Hibi Seiji has to hide Midori from others. 

They are similar because it involves a baby whom lost their parents, so the children would have to both take care of the baby. Both involve romance too. 

What's more similar than a guy taking care of a little girl? One is more shoujo than the other, but booth very good. 

both deal with taking care of a small child and making sure they experience new things. both male main characters act as father figures and care very much the kids. Definitely worth watching! lots of emotion in both if you want a good family slice of life anime. 

- Both single parents and the struggles/triumphs of parenthood - Both have comedic elements as the main characters struggle to manage their parenthood with their outside lives 

"...without this work, Anya of SPY x FAMILY might not have been born..." Like SxF, Aishiteruze Baby is a childcare story with a male lead becoming the caretaker of a young girl. Kippei is a high school boy who becomes the guardian of his 5-year-old niece, while also developing a relationship with a girl his age. It's extremely cute, but also more willing to deal seriously with harsher and dramatic themes like abandonment, stalking, and unrequited love than SxF is. Aishiteruze Baby was integral to the development of SxF - from the Commentary of SPY x FAMILY Volume 2: "What has influenced your writing Endo [Author of SPY x FAMILY]: It's Aishiteruze Baby... I fell in love with it. Yuzuyu-chan is so cute. I had no interest in drawing children before, so this is the work that inspired me to try drawing a 'small child character.' Lin: In other words, without this work, Anya of SPY x FAMILY might not have been born..." "Inspiration for the manga [SPY x FAMILY]: Endo: I thought I'd try to create a comedy manga without too much effort, but I pulled out a romantic comedy story about Medusa that I'd thought of a long time ago and mixed it with elements from the manga Aishiteruze Baby by Yoko Maki that I will mention later, and this is what I came up with." read more 

Both MCs have to take care of children/a little child. Both MCs share a sibling relationship with the child: one of them being blood-related to the child and the having a cousin type of relationship. Both MCs care greatly fore their charge. Both MCs have to take care of charge who have a tragic past: one of them having parents who died in a plane crash and the other having their father die and their mother leaving them to be cared for by distant relatives. However, Ashiteruzu Baby is also romanced based which is unlike Gakuen Babysitters. 

Both involve an older person suddenly taking care of a child. Both series are insanely cute. Kanna and Yuzuyu are both very adorable. Both also involve pretty simple scenarios about daily life. Aishiteruze Baby is a little bit darker and serious at times though. 

They both have hot, popular male leads who fall in love with a slightly less popular girl. In Sukitte the gap between them is larger than in Aishiteruze, but both male leads push the girl into falling in love. Both female leads start of apprehensively. 

Aishiteruze and Beelzebub are both about high school males that end up being the caretakers for small children. That's the only similarity because one (Aishiteruze) focus on love (both the romantic and familial kind) while the other (Beelzebub) focuses on humor. However, if seeing high school males take on nurturing roles is your schtick, you'll like both of them.  

In both series, a single male adult opts to take on the responsibility of looking after a child (children) due to a force of circumstances 

These are both rather happy anime that center around self growth in the MC, in Aishiteruze Baby the main character learns responsibility as he goes through many situations while raising his much younger cousin while in Nodame Cantabile she learns about truly understanding a piece of music and the joy it can bring to truly practice with the intent to get better. The key similarity however is the overflowing happiness both bring out, with a slight bit of romance on the side, In Aishiteruze Baby this is a bit more obvious and upfront while in Nodame Cantabile it is much more subtle. Both series do not contain too much drama and will really give off a rather refreshing feeling. read more 

The relationship between Kippei and Kokoro compared to Taiga and Ryuji are almost identical. Kokoro and Taiga both lack of parent love and portray loneliness. However, I think Kokoro is hotter. The main difference is that Aishiteruze has a kid that interferes in the relationship, while Toradora both oblivious. Nevertheless, both are fun to watch and their cute. 

Both have a young guy end up taking care of a little girl who turns their lifes upside down. 

If you like deep stories with interesting plot twists to them, then this has a couple, if you like lolicon, well.. here it is. If you like both? well then this could become your favorite anime; could of done with a full 26 eps tho 

The storys are so cute! Although this are different stories, they both have a deeper meaning that makes it so goood to see them. Good series for soap lovers. 

These are similar because they both deal with actual life situations that often happen. They revolve around one trying to find love and comfort, or trying to find something that helps make them feel whole and happy.  

well... there's the infatuation of the older guy to a small girl, this time its not only the height but also the age... but then the most similar of the two are: school life, love/romance, comedy... oh... don't worry the guy doesn't have a shotacon complex... its just that he's attached to this younger "girl"... ^_^ 

Both of these animes involve a man coming to terms with his love for a woman. 

Both of these anime's have a sad background story. The female characters seem to struggle a bit. It's got the same atmosphere though. There's the cute/happy moments, and then times when you feel that you need a tissue :3 

You have a rough high school kid thrown into situations where he does nice stuff, accompanied by jokes and drama. 

If you liked the cuteness of Chiyo-chan in a penguin suit your going to love Yuzuyu singing the Onigiri Song 

Strawberry marshmallow is similar in the way its caring and make you feel happy and satisfied. Not so much romance but the art is good.its fun so enjoy it :) 

Revelation Anime:D 

Both are about how children handle their every day life.