Hi Sujunew,

I've gone through similar experiences with my youngest boy and he would make his older siblings cry believe it or not. Just by throwing toys, etc in there faces and always doing things to them.

When I was by myself, I would even be holding the door closed on my son as I needed to physically be AWAY for the moment and time out wouldn't matter.

If you can get a good child psychologist to help with parenting issues, it helps to have someone to call in emergency situations. Many times I'd be crying on the phone during those "moments" because of the high stress. With enough of those calls to hear our child raging in the background, they decided to try medication on him which was a Godsend!

Good luck to you and try to find some sort of respite in your area. If you can't find someone immediately, maybe try the local university for a psych major student who would be interested in giving you some free time in exchange for observing what makes your son tick.