Movies like The Baby-Sitters Club

The 1994 adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic novel explores the lives of the March sisters as they grow up and face life's challenges together. Little Women shares the heartfelt dynamics and personal tales of friendship and family that can resonate with viewers who love The Baby-Sitters Club.

This remake of the family classic involves twins separated at birth who reunite at summer camp and swap lives to reunite their divorced parents. The heartwarming humor and themes of family, along with the clever adventures, will appeal to fans of The Baby-Sitters Club.

Matilda's tale of a remarkably intelligent girl who overcomes the obstacles posed by her family and school principal, with a touch of magical realism, is a testament to the power of individuality. Fans of the girl-power spirit in The Baby-Sitters Club will appreciate Matilda's charm and wit.

Now and Then is a coming-of-age film that, like The Baby-Sitters Club, celebrates the friendships between young girls as they navigate the complexities of adolescence. Fans of the tight-knit camaraderie and personal growth in The Baby-Sitters Club will find similar themes and a nostalgic feel in Now and Then.

Set against the backdrop of a girls' boarding school, A Little Princess tells the story of a young girl maintaining her grace and imagination despite falling on hard times. The strong themes of resilience and friendship will resonate with fans of The Baby-Sitters Club.

In this fantastical comedy-drama, two teenage girls discover a mermaid in their beach club's swimming pool. Aquamarine's themes of friendship, growing up, and the tantalizing magic of childhood make it a movie that viewers of The Baby-Sitters Club might enjoy.

Following the story of a young girl with aspirations of becoming a spy, Harriet the Spy offers a blend of youthful adventure and personal growth. Like The Baby-Sitters Club, it focuses on the spirit of friendship and the complexities of growing up.

In Troop Beverly Hills, a pampered Beverly Hills housewife signs up to manage her daughter's Wilderness Girls troop, facing comedic challenges along the way. Its blend of humor and lessons about self-worth and friendship makes it a fitting companion to The Baby-Sitters Club.