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Input: My daughter (3) sometimes loves running around the house naked. I think it's adorable as she wiggles her butt to make me laugh or zooms  up and down the hallway. Last night when she got off the potty, she did this and my husband told her to put on her pants as it was approaching dinner time. After telling her to put on her pants she ignored him and kept running. Then he told her something like "that's nasty; you need to wear pants." I gasped from the kitchen where I was preparing dinner and said, "That's not nasty. There's not one nasty thing about our baby girl." Then I told my daughter we are about to eat and we wear pants at the dinner table in case we spill hot food on ourselves and she put on her pants and helped set the table. My husband says I shouldn't contradict him in front of her. I explained that he should tell her it's too cold to be without pants or it's unhygienic at the dinner table, but not to use the word "nasty" as I don't want her to feel shame about her body. He explained that he is her father and when I contradict him in front of her that undercuts his role in the family, and I said, "And I'm a mother and a woman. I protect her like you do too but I also know what it's like to have  a complex about your body and that's not what I want her to even think about at 3." Then my husband said we shouldn't discuss it front of her so we changed the subject. 

So was I wrong to react how I did? 

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contradicting my husband in front of our child