What would you do?

I would have him evaluated by a professional-he could be autistic.

Got any headphones? I might get some to hook up to my TV or computer. Give you some relief for a while.

I am not sure what I would do. I know you have said he has behavior issues some times. Does he do this at school as well? Is it something he can control, but chooses not to? I would try to take the conflict out of the situation. I would give him a place to go and tell him that that is his place to be loud and he can be loud as long as he wants as long as he is in that place. Not as a punishment, but more as a permission, cause it seems he needs to do it. When he no longer gets a rise out of you, just gets calmly told to go to his spot, it may make it less satisfying for him to do. I might also take him someplace where it will not bother the neighbors and REQUIRE him to hum, sing, shriek, etc. and tell him he cannot stop, and make him keep it up for a long while. Kind of an aversion therapy. Of course I am a meany that way.

maybe i dont understand this ODD but sounds like you are going to have to do something about a place he can be put for a spell for your own health at least. you need to tell the doctor something has to be done. whats going to happen to you when he gets to big to handle by either of you? then he could go off and injure or kill both of you and he will still be in some place away from everyone and you wont be able to know if hes alright then at all. im in fear of your safety.

My suggestions of meditation and yoga are about the best I can offer. Healthy diet and calming types of exercise are about the best low-key course of action. If those things are not possible or effective, it may be time to consider a more "high key" approach to the situation. When I say this, I am thinking in terms of something along the lines of military school. After a certain point, you have to put your sanity and that of your daughter ahead of trying to keep the boy in the home. However, you are the one who has to do the cost-benefit analysis and figure out what that point is; it is different for different people.

How old he/she is? If my kid is just like that I dnt know what to do. Lol I think he really need someone to talk or to understand him either. Sometime kids test our temper. Just ignore him for awhile and talk to him when he stops. They will keep doing it when he knows you have low tolerance. I'll pray for him.

I dont know but I had somewhat the sam on some of it mostly the yelling with neices wehn we stayed with FIL in the winter time. ONe day they were throughing a fit and all of a sudden I started acting like thiem! Boy they stopped and stared and I told them thats what they looked like well they stoped for the whole winter while I was there lolololllol ANd I am sure you have already took him to a doctor to find out why SO all I can say i s god luck adn scream if ya have too

I don't know. After hearing what Adam Lanza was like as a child, and then reading that stuff in a blog, I'd be scared.

Asked him why he did that? Asking to him with a good way. Because, maybe he was angry, stressed, or there is something else hidden that is not known by anyone else.

Well I have a child with Autism & he loves to make all kinds of noises at high pitch levels. There is nothing we can really do. I embrace everything. I'm very open minded when it comes to my children. This is the way he likes to express himself & if no harm is being done, then just let it go. Telling a child with certain disabilities to stop making noise may not work because in some cases that child may not even understand what it means to stop. If it is really that bad for you, maybe try just redirecting the child to another activity. It's a lot of work & we are kept on our toes daily.