<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

My wife gave birth to our son a little over 6 months ago. She had 6 months of paid maternity leave and just went back to work a few weeks ago.

Before we had him we discussed that we would be a two-income family. When I was young, my mom stayed at home with me and my brother, and when my dad lost his job we had to go on food stamps. I want better for my family and I think it's safer financially to always have both parents working.

My wife approached me yesterday after work with tears in her eyes and she said she can't do it. She can't keep going to work and leaving our son in daycare. She said she misses him too much and she wants to quit her job and stay home with him.

I told her to give it a few weeks and she reluctantly agreed, but I have a feeling she is not going to let this go. I want to do right by my wife and son, but I also really am not comfortable being the sole breadwinner. I like our financial situation now. Our savings are healthy, we are able to buy everything we need and most things we want, we don't have to stress about medical bills or other unexpected expenses. I think my wife sees all that and thinks, "Why work if we are so comfortable?" without realizing that we are financial comfortable BECAUSE she works. If she left her job we would have to make a lot more sacrifices, and I just don't want the pressure of all of our finances being on my shoulders.

Am I wrong here? How should we handle this? I know we need to communicate and another conversation is in order but I was hoping to gain some perspective before we have that next conversation in a few weeks.
<bot>: Wife wants to quit her job to stay home with our son, I don't want to lose her income or be the sole breadwinner.