Koishite Daddy

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Both stories deal with single parent and actually quite heartwarming. It's worth reading, try it and yes, it's yaoi. Though i'm much prefer Sorenari. 

Both series are about single fathers, their children and their new male partners. 

Both series revolve around a single parent with a child and a curious university student neighbour who wonders about their relationship. Two sweet stories that builds upon the foundation of family. 

What happens when a divorced father shares the same building with another guy? Well, lots, actually :p 

Both stories are about recently divorced fathers who have a tough time handling their kindergartener sons. In comes a blond and wide-eyed uke, whose presence makes the lives of everybody involved, much easier. 

In both these manga, you have a single young man who takes an inordinary amount of interest in a single dad's life - all thanks to his little child, who has taken a shine to said young man. 

A single/divorced father ends up becoming close to an openly gay guy that he meets on a regular basis 

Both stories are about two men raising a child together. In Koishite Daddy, it's a divorced father, his kid and their neighbour , and in Sannin Gurashi, it's two brothers and the older brother's boyfriend. Then, when the kids get on highschool, they also end up dating another boy (in Koishite Daddy, that part is in a spin-off called Love Kids). 

Both involve a divorced parent and his cute kid. It's a really cute and fun read.  

Both deal with divorced, single fathers. Musuko's more explicit and shorter, though. 

Both involve single fathers who're seme. They're also really cute stories with pretty art, and the children are absolutely adorable. 

Both stories are of the yaoi genre involving a single father that falls in love with another man. Challenges also appears with the child. 

If you are looking for a yaoi with family concept, they share that theme (two men in love and one kid). Apart of that, the extra of Kimi to Asa Gohan is similar to the sequel of Koishite Daddy, showing their life time later when the kid grew up and their interactions are similar, but of course the extra is very short. 

Both stories are Parents with Baby.