The Duggar name has been tied with several issues lately, but that didn't stop the family from celebrating the wedding of Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar's niece, Amy Duggar.

Amy recently tied the knot with Dillon King and although Josh wasn't present during his cousin's big day, his wife Anna and the kids were there and they appeared to be cared for by none other than the "Cinderella" among the bunch, Jana Duggar.

The eldest of the Duggar kids, Jana, was seen at the wedding tending to her nieces as other adults were busy taking part in the ceremony.

It seems that seeing Jana caring for kids is not an unusual sight. The star is always involved in caring for the little ones, especially those of her brother Josh's.

Jana seems to be helping around a bit while the kids deal with their father's absence and all the while, she's been avoiding the spotlight as well.

Jana was also handed over the responsibility of babysitting back when sister Jill and her husband Derick Dillard had their son Israel David in April.

Much farther than that, the 25-year-old "19 Kids and Counting" star had already babysat for little ones even when she was just a young child herself.

Being nicknamed "Cinderella" by fans is no coincidence because Jana is always seen taking in a lot of responsibilities including doing household chores.

In a report from Radar Online, it was stated that fans have grown concerned over Jana's role in the family. For instance, she was seen busy making dresses for bridesmaids to Jill's wedding, while the rest of the family members were enjoying tea time.

In the same report, sources told the outlet that parents Michelle and Jim Bob molded Jana to become a "mini-parent" starting at such a young age.

A "#tbt" photo of Jana that showed her babysitting her brother Josiah in 1996 was even posted on Facebook.

Jana takes charge of cleaning, cooking, and babysitting for younger Duggars when her parents are not around — indeed a Cinderella in reality TV.

"You can't help but feel bad for her, having to take on all that responsibility at a young age," a source told Radar Online.