This list may feel very familiar to many women. Many women are used to feeling like the go-to planner, problem-solver and emotional anchor for their parents, siblings and extended family. It turns out there’s even a term for this phenomenon: “daughtering.” “The invisible labor of daughtering refers to the unspoken expectation that women ― daughters ― bear the brunt of emotional and logistical responsibility within families,” said Caitlyn Oscarson, a licensed marriage and family therapist. While