Gakuen Babysitters

Teenagers still in education looking after a youngling. Main difference is that Gakubaby looks after babies and Miira looks after small mythical beings. Both are light and wholesome with characters and moments that make you feel happiness but there are some serious moments mixed in too. They also aired on the same season so they're very interchangeable plus are backed by Sanrio what with Gakubaby's commercial break cards and Miira's end cards. 

If you want something that's light and cheers you up, then try it. Both have the genres slice of life and comedy. 

These are both so cute and simple and feel similar in the way that it's about teenagers taking care of small, adorable creatures. 

Instead of babies, the main characters take care of adorable creatures (emphasis on the word ADORABLE). It gives you the same heartwarming you get in Gakubaby. 

Loaded with cuteness and a bit of comedy. Both shows have a similar and relaxing premise 

Both stories revolve around the main character(s) looking after adorable things. In Gakuen Babysitters, it’s small children, in Miira no Kaikata, it’s small mythical creatures. Both are light, funny and will repeatedly make you go ‘Awwww’.  

-Both series are about teenagers who looking after of small and adorable creatures. In Gakuen Babysitters, looks after small children, In Miira no Kaikata, looks after small mythical creatures. -Both series are lighthearted with the genres - slice of life and comedy which cheers you up. Basically both series are similar and relaxing with a bit of comedy and cuteness. 

Both are lighthearted comedy’s with adorable characters. Either a mummy or a dozens of Baby’s, both will make you explode from all the cuteness. 

They are both about adorable children who get up to cute and often mischievous antics. There is romance involved in both, but it GB it is more about classmates liking the MC (who is in highschool) and him being too focused on being a babysitter to ever notice. 

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 are both about kids, cute babies everywhere, and of course a little shy and unprepared boy. 

Both are about kids and funny, wholesome  

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 

Both series center around a heartwarming story revolving around the MC having to take care of little children. While Usagi Drop solely focuses on a single child, School Babysitters involves a colorful cast of children  

Both shows deal with childcare from and MC who are but into the position kinda out of the blue. - Both shows for the most part are very lighthearted - Both shows give examples of how childcare can be fun and meaningful - Both shows give a more or less realistic idea of childcare  

Both have the same vibe. Children are both being cared for after being orphaned. They share cute moments and growing through major changes in life. 

Both anime series have a very similar tone, musical score, and more pastel color scheme. Both anime also have a very similar feel and reproach to their genre and their wholesome humor and character driven moments. Each of these two titles also follow families dealing with the losses of those close to them and how they attempt to live life after loss. The main difference is in Amaama to Izanuma, it's a father and daughter. In Gakuen Babysitters, it's two brothers. Also each series has a different conflict on top of it's character and familial driven drama. One series deals with cooking while the other deals with taking care of a daycare club. read more 

Both anime center around child care and feature heartwarming moments of familial love. 

Both anime are about a single parent taking care of kids (In Amaama its a single dad, while in Gakuen Babysitters the big brother) Both anime revolves around daily lives of the kids Both anime have fun main and side characters 

Both series are about children dealing with trauma, even though Gakuen babysitters is more in school activity I really recommend watching Kotaro lives alone. 

They both have little kids that are getting taken care of by those that love them, and they have sad backstories. I wouldn't say they're exactly the same, but they got cute ass kids and as you watch they'll become your own kids. 

In my opinion its more slice of life like then Kotaro Lives Alone but I still feel like whoever enjoys one would probably like the other too. They both have main characters whose parents aren't present in their life, and an older character who takes care of them. In Gakuen Babysitters its two brothers and one is in highschool while the other stays at the school daycare, which the older brother is a club member of. I'd say characters aren't really similar in personality though. 

Both shows are centred on our MC looking after a small child. Poco’s udon world has a fantasy element but both are incredibly cute. 

Fluff, so much fluff!!! Chibi love & slice of life. So very wholesome. I recommend :) 

both great shows both short both with cute mc/side characters  

Very different genres and stories, BUT the children in Gakuen Babysitters are very similar to Anya in that they are self aware, highly perceptive of adult behaviour, and there's heavy themes of family - all kinds! Both animes are very encouraging and accepting towards unusual childcare situations, so they're heartwarming and funny. Offering this recommendation specifically for people who love kids. 

Cute babies 

Both deal with teens raising babies, cutesy art style w/ baby shenanigans 

The closest similarity is the romance undertone, both has the popular girl in class develop a crush to the mc and the element is emphasized pretty much the same amount. 

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 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  

If you feel tired, try watching this. These two anime can heal you! And especially if you like kids, because both of these anime highlight children! Even if you hate children, try watching them first. Cause the kids here are very fun even though some may be annoying~ hehe!<3 

Two shoujo slice of life's with an older brother taking care of his younger siblings after their parents pass away. Throughout the series, they overcome the grief in losing their parents in a few instances but mainly have wholesome moments together as family getting on with their new lifestyles. Main difference would be that Hayato in Yuzuki-san Chi is a 23/24yo teacher looking after his 3 younger brothers meanwhile Kashima in Gakuen Babysitters is a freshman highschool student looking after his younger brother. 

These two anime series center on brothers who have lost both of their parents. Both of these anime kept me around because of the brothers' close bond and intense affection for one another. 

Both talking about the daily life of 2 brothers, one of them is a baby. and what they learn step by step in their journey of growing up. 

both are about a boy raising his little brother both show entertaining, fun, happy, caring environment with other little chubbies.  

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 of these series show our protagonist having to process and deal with getting on with life after the passing of their parents, through looking after another. In Gakuen Babysitters, this is a younger brother, in my roommate is a cat, it’s a cat. Gakuen babysitters has a slightly more light hearted feel, but both are cute and heart warming. 

They both feel similar in some ways. In SM, there is young boy living with his uncle while in GB there is two siblings who lost their parents. They both show some family love thingy. In SM, the young boy does all of the housework while in GB the older brother is a babysitter 

If you enjoyed one and are looking for more of the sort, you'll definitely enjoy the other! Both are very relaxing, light hearted comedies that fill your heart with joy and "fuwa fuwa". Wholesome and innocent, from the art style to the gags, the characters and their relations. They both have their occasions where it can tug a bit more on your heartstrings but overall don't drag it nor ruin the overall mood henceforward. A great way to decompress after a long, hard day out in the real world and recharging your batteries with cuteness and positiveness, rather than draining them further.