In "Mom Is Too Noisy," the protagonist deals with a mother who is overly loud and expressive, often embarrassing her in public and at home. The story captures the protagonist's frustration as her mom’s boisterous personality contrasts sharply with her own more reserved nature.

As the narrative progresses, the protagonist learns to appreciate her mother's vibrant spirit, realizing that her loudness comes from a place of love and enthusiasm. Through humorous and relatable situations, the protagonist grows to embrace her mom’s quirks, understanding that they are part of what makes their relationship special. Ultimately, the story highlights themes of acceptance, the bond between mother and child, and the beauty of differing personalities within a family.