With her most important job being a mother, the underpaid and overworked Chicago coffee company representative, Amy Mitchell, is struggling to juggle work, parenting, a strained relationship with her husband, and two kids. On the go and always in a rush, the suburban mum will eventually snap at president Gwendolyn's PTA meeting, taking the decision of rebelling against an unfair system and the distressing expectations of a near-perfect motherhood. As a result, two new friends will become indispensable in Amy's life--the stressed-out moms, Kiki and Carla--who have also decided to embrace being "bad" moms and live a little, far away from rules and obligations. But with the diva Gwendolyn watching them like a hawk, will the girls make a stand against all forms of oppression?—Nick Riganas