(Average+) Usagi Drop

Series in one sentence:  
A realistic portrayal of a child lives together with a realistic portrayal of a middle-aged man.

Series in more sentences:
When Daikichi visits his late grandfather's house, he notices an unfamiliar guest at the funeral, and is informed that she is possibly the illegitimate child of said grandfather. As she is only 6 years old, though, the rest of the family is having their doubts and nobody wants to consider being the orphan's caretaker.
Before the suggestion of dumping her at a government facility can be further entertained, Daikichi decides to take her in.
 

A sweet and simple story that covers normal, everyday problems. Though, "problems" is a big word here.

I adored the characters and the pacing, the show isn't trying to be anything more than the description. There are some moments where you think shit might go down, but it never does.
I think this is the only reason why I didn't gave this series a "good" rating. There are no conflicts, it's just about the life of a man who's learning to be a parent, and this little girl of mysterious origin. I would've liked a heavier plot, but the anime is definitely worth checking out the way it is.