Loud high pitch screaming

Anyone else's little one scream loudly at the top of their lungs?

My son started doing this a few weeks ago, stopped, and started again a few days ago. He mainly does this when we put him in his high chair during mealtime. His screams are very loud and high pitch, like he's putting all his energy into it. We tried giving him a bottle before mealtime to see if it'll stop the screaming, but nothing works. Anyone had any suggestions? My husband and I are slowly going deaf 🤣

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He found his voice lol my daughter does it to sometimes they just have to learn how to control it he’ll get there eventually lol

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Mine has also just started doing this as well, at mealtime. I just assumed he found his voice

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Mine refuses to sleep in his crib, wakes up a lot during night and does this high pitched scream at 2AM - again 4AM 😂😂😂

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