Who Does Housework Anymore?

A gentle, grounded slice-of-life that quietly draws you into a single mother's daily struggles and small victories.

A quietly satisfying workplace drama about drawing boundaries, with gentle humour and a heroine whose small rebellions feel cathartic.

A grounded, emotionally earnest look at the quiet strain of balancing ambition, marriage, and family, played with patient realism.

A gentle, everyday family drama that unfolds slowly, easy to dip into, with warm domestic texture and mild emotional ups and downs.

A quiet, emotionally raw look at a mother's daily struggle, asking patience and rewarding it with deep empathy.

A gentle, everyday domestic drama about juggling childcare and career, easy to dip into and quietly comforting.

A gentle, long-running domestic drama that unfolds slowly, trading big shocks for small everyday warmth and quiet motherly worry.

A gentle, lived-in family chronicle that ambles through ordinary days, finding quiet warmth and ache in small domestic moments.

A long, patient look at ordinary family life, warm but honest about its friction and quiet sorrows.

A gentle, funny, and quietly moving look at the absurdity and exhaustion of new parenthood, with a warm domestic focus.

A patient, heartfelt look at the pressures of parenting that balances everyday warmth with quiet social anxiety.

A warm but emotionally taxing look at womanhood and motherhood that draws you into its characters' struggles.