Anyone finding this the hardest stage yet?

Really challenging behaviour from my little boy. Constant screaming meltdowns from the top of his lungs. Screaming because he doesn’t want to go out then screaming because he then doesn’t want to come home. It’s got to the point where I’m dependant on other people for getting out of the house with him because it’s so hard to get him back home when out with him and his sister alone. Teeth brushing, getting dressed..everything is a battle. Starting to feel like he’s just not happy even though I try do so much with him. At my wits end, anybody experiencing something similar?
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I feel every word of this, I hate going out my anxiety because of my daughters behaviour is so bad, she just constantly wants wants and wants dose not know what no means, she screams and shouts at me in public she’s uncontrollable! But then when I stay home all day with her she’s constantly in my feet does not give me one second to myself it’s just constant crying and screaming from 6am till she’s asleep ! I wish I had answers and advice but I don’t all I can say it hopefully it will one day get easier for us 🙏🏼 but just know your not alone and it some how makes me feel a tad more better to know I’m not alone either x

Yes exactly the same

You're not alone. My boy is a complete whirlwind from waking up until bedtime. The good days are good and the bad days are awful. He's so stubborn and loses his sh!t over the smallest things. When we go anywhere he will scream and shout at me because he constantly wants anything he sees I have been reading "the colour monster" book with him every day and I'm trying to get him to communicate his feelings rather than just screaming at me. At home I take him away and tell him he needs to calm down if he wants to play. He can be so kind to his little sister and the next minute he can be so mean. I try to give him 1:1 time with me and we do "calm time" before bed. It's exhausting!

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