Saikin Yatotta Maid ga Ayashii

Both share the dynamic between a maid and a bocchan. MC very similar. 

anime with the best slice of life genre, and the story of a master and his maid 

The comedy structure is very similar Girl says some stuff to tease the guy > Guy says good things in a very open way > Girls get blushed 

both stories, focus on a wealthy orphan and their servant as well as also both also having a focus on comedy as well too. 

Both shows play with the same idea, but one is harem with fanservice while the other is vanilla and more innocent. Oddly enough, in the more innocent show, the male lead is much more successful at pursuing relationship with the older girl. If you liked one, maybe you'll find something to like in the other one, though one of those shows is much better. 

maid boobies 

NASA/Tsukasa calls, Yuuri/Lilith answers: These romantic comedies focus on the cute domestic interactions between characters*blush**blush**blush*, who are all gigachads. I wish for their well-being, and the happy future. 

These two anime feature extremely genuine, but completely oblivious young boys that constantly speak directly from their heart whenever interacting with the female lead. This often leads the girls to become flustered and blushing hard, being unable to handle or don't expect him to say such loving comments toward them. As such, both series are absolutely adorable from start to finish. While Jijou wo Shiranai's main couple is the same age, Saikin Yatotta Maid's main couple has a large age gap between a young boy and a 20-30-something maid. They keep it clean, but it's certainly something some people might be uncomfortable with, especially since she's also his guardian. I highly enjoyed both, regardless, because it's nice to see characters who truly love and appreciate another character, but also to see them tell that character as much. read more 

both are about maids thirsting over children uchi no maid is girl x girl and the maid is thirstier