Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai!
Listen to me, girls. I am your father!

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A character decides to create a child that is not his obligation, is experiencing difficulties, both financial and psychological, but without some drama he overcomes adversity. he both bring a sense of responsibility on the part of its protagonists, and begins to sense of accomplishment to make a child happy. Teaching so much about fatherhood. (this text was translated by Google Translator) 

Papa no Iukoto has elements of a shounen rom-com wrapped around a fundamentally sweet story about a boy raising three girls. Aishiteruze Baby has elements of a shoujo rom-com wrapped around a fundamentally sweet story about a boy raising one girl. Both are feel good stories about young men learning to be parents, and about how that newly found maturity helps them get closer to the girls that they like. 

Very similar in which the protagonist are both college students who were suddenly asked/forced to take care of their sisters kids. during the process they get closer and the kids help the protagonist grow as a person. 

PapaKiki tells about sisters and both are comedy. PapaKiki has an anime adaption. 

Both revolve around a male protagonist who begins living under the same roof as three sisters. 

in both serise a young male college student starts to live with some young female relatives due to circumstance. both are ecchi similar art both have a big breasted female friend helping out if you like one you should like the other 

In both, the male protagonist's life changes when a young girl(s) starts to live with him. Both titles are mostly light-hearted in nature, though romance and drama is also apparent.