Your boyfriend is an alcoholic and he needs help. I am a recovering drug addict. More than likely the only thing that will make him have the strength to permanently stop would be to lose everything because of the drinking. He has to want it more than he wants anything else in the whole world. He has to want to stay sober more than he wants to drink. That is incredibly difficult to experience during active addiction. They tell you in NA you have to be willing to stand on your head in the corner if that's what it takes to stay clean. If you have somewhere you and your son can go I'd recommend separating from him for a while. Not just a few days or even a week I would say at least a month. If he's unwilling to get help then he's not going to be successful. Most addicts can't stop without ever getting any help at all. You could even offer to go with him to an AA meeting or NA meeting.
As bad as it is for a child to not have both parents it's even worse for your son to grow up seeing his father treat his mother that way. People think it's cruel to walk away from an addict when they're struggling with addiction, but very often it saves the life of the addict for them to lose everyone they love at least temporarily.
@Jessie sadly he won’t go to any of those. He’s extremely high ego and anytime I’ve brought up counseling he laughs and says only girls or weak men go to that and that he doesn’t have an issue :(
I'm sorry you're going through this. He needs to stop drinking but I don't think he can do it alone cold turkey. He needs AA or counselling and it might kick him into gear if you leave for a week or so while he gets it together because it's not good for you and he's not gonna be a good role model for your son either who loves him so may want to be like him.