Moma's Babies explores the complex journey of motherhood, where love, sacrifice, and trauma collide. The story follows women, each grappling with the lingering effects of past emotional scars shaped by childhood or societal pressures that influence their experiences raising children. The novel examines how trauma is passed down through generations and how motherhood can both heal and reopen old wounds, offering a poignant look at the deep, unspoken bond between mothers and their children.