25 [Similar Anime] Like School Babysitters

Both of these Winter 2018 anime run primarily on small things being adorable. Both are light-hearted, sweet series that will make you go "Awww!" several times an episode, even if that's pretty much all they do.

Both deal with small adorable children and the hijinks that ensue around them. Hanamaru Kindergarten is about a class of kids in kindergarten, while Gakuen Babysitters deals more with children in a daycare. Both are adorable shows.

They're both generally calm animes considering they're both in the slice of life genre, each episode has a different plot and the plot isn't so extreme, just simple events.

Both feature parental figures in their teens
Both have main characters with parents who have passed away
Both feature kids in a daycare centre interacting and learning
Both are overall pretty cute, funny and have some progression with other characters interjecting into the plot and developing
Both are light hearted, slow paced and serious themes come appear occasionally

Both involve a MC who is essentially raising a child that is not theirs
Both give you a dose of warm happy feeling after watching
Both involve cute kids (and not the lolicon-bait kind)
If you like one, you will almost certainly like the other

Similarites: Both are slice of life anime related to taking care of kids. Differences: Amaama to Inazuma focuses more on cooking while Gakuen Babysitters is a school anime with a little romance.

Similarities: Both are non-romance slice of life anime that involves kids. Differences: Poco's Udon World has fantasy elements, and focuses more on life decisions people make when they are in their thirties while Gakuen Babysitters is a realist anime with more comedy elements and romance.

They are similar in love to brother
And the brotherly interest of some of them
The secondary characters are interesting
And also the presence of custody
The existence of the school and the fact that the hero is a secondary student

Both of these series follow an older brother type character who has to look after children when their carers die in a plane crash. Both the series's are happy and joyful but have a deeper meaning. Both the series's are in similar genres (Comedy, slice of life) and revolve about caring for children.Both series's, in my opinion have very lovable characters. If you like Gakuen Babysitters then you may like Papa no lukoto wo Kikinasai.

Both are powerful bittersweet tales about a character moving on from their parents deaths and learning the ropes of guardianship as they begin to take care of another. Gakuen Babysitters differs as the protagonist becomes the guardian of his younger brother and begins working as a babysitter for a school. While My Roommate is a Cat involves the protagonist looking after a pet cat. If you enjoyed the sweet, heartwarming environment one created you will likely enjoy the other as well.

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.

Both show shows the power of friendship. Between two anime, we can see how pure child heart.

My first thought when I watched Ore Monogatari was that it was a "happy" anime: it has a plot but it's mostly episodic, the main characters are incredibly nice people and seeing their interactions and struggles was as heartwarming as you can imagine. Well, that "happy" feeling was all over me again during every episode of Gakuen Babysitters: it does things a little differently, focusing more on family rather than a romantic relationship, but it was all there: a heartfelt warmth that could made me forget anything negative going around my head.

Both of these anime are really cute and funny

Both shows revolve around a bunch of little kids

It is a happy-go-lucky slice-of-life with some nice jokes here and there.

Honestly they both have really cutesy stuff. But this one (Beelzebub) has a very specific fluffy aesthetic. It's a lot more fluffy to be honest and it's cute in a different way but I still think they're similar. :))

Extremely similar art style and humour, almost identical highschool's club setting. Both a good laugh with cute looking characters and a lot of chill vibes with some lowkey, tearjerking drama.

Both are shows about a guy in his late teens taking care of a kid that lost his/her parents. In Gakuen Babysitters the older brother takes care of his younger brother after the death of their parents, in If it's for my Daughter... an adventurer takes care of a devil girl he meets in the forest after her father dies.

The Main Character lost his parents, and starts working at the house of his relatives.

Both have toddler/children and are slice of life animes, however Daa!Daa!Daa! has aliens while Gakuen Babysitters are human based. Both are focused around the theme of "Family".

If you enjoy the very rare Cute Guys Doing Cute Things trope in anime, then this recommendation is up your alley. Not only do we see young and cute boys partaking in activities considered traditionally as feminine, but you also get to see them grow closer to each other as of their interest and involvement in said activities.

- Both (generally) light hearted
- Lots of fluff
- Feel good
- Adorable animation

Both anime have some small things that make it just adorable to watch. The both of them have some "kind of" sad part in their slice of life story that spice some things up.

Both have MCs taking care of a group of children, though in Gakuen Babysitters it's toddlers and in Barakamon it's 5-15 year olds.
Both have a older brother dynamic between the MC and the children
Both are overall light comedies with an occasional serious note