Some interesting comments being made, but this is really a very personal decision. Not one that other folks are really able to help you make, unless you just want them to give you an excuse to do what you already want.
I would not stop riding a bike because my wife (or anyone else) told me to. But I did make my own decision to stop riding for around 15 years when my kids were young. My wife and I made a decsion very early on to forgo a fancy lifestyle in favor of having her raise our 3 children. We experienced daycare for less than 6 months with the first one, back in the '80's, and that's what prompted the decision. With her staying home, that left me as the sole breadwinner.
Yeah, I loaded up on Life Insurance (should be called death insurance really), but if something happened to me that interrupted my ability to perform my job, but didn't manage to kill me, my family would have been in bad shape. In my line of work they give you a company car and you have to use it, so a motorcycle is purely a recreational luxury. For many years we didn't have the expendable income to support such a luxury, so I sold off the BMW K100RT I had at the time. Later, when we did have some money, we were just too busy enjoying our kids and didn't have time for motorcycle touring, etc.
Now, the kids are grown and doing their own things. Things are different now and we are able to enjoy getting off on our own, or with friends, on motorcycles. Not everyone would agree with the decisions I've made, but I'm just telling you that there's more than one right answer. Good luck with yours.
) so I picked up my FJR to do the kind of riding I really wanted to do. My girl is 11 now and although we do spend a lot of time together (she even rides with me on occasion,) she is getting into the years where she'd rather be with her friends than her dad. I'd give up my FJR right now to do the last decade again! (Not that I'd change anything... much. 
