Nursery complaint about little boy screams

My little boy has always been a screamer and I mean distressing high pitch screaming. I’ve always worried about it and to be honest I dread taking him places because I get embarrassed. My husband has always reassured me it’s fine but today his nursery have mentioned it so I’m getting really worried.
He does it when he’s excited and when he’s unhappy. But he does do it a lot throughout the day.
Has anyone experienced this with their child or older children and how did things turn out? He’s been doing this since 6 months.

He’s saying about 6 words, ball, duck, bubble, dada, mama, book. Give eye contact, responds to his name, interacts with us. Loves other kids.

Thanks!

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My son is 10 months and he screams alot too. Hes been screaming since he was 7 months. It’s always casual screaming but I feel the same way as you do. I can’t take him to the shops becoz his screams are so loud that everyone looks at us. I also don’t know how to control this… distracting him works for a little while but that’s it.

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