Professor Green, whose real name is Stephen Manderson, has opened up about the profound impact of his father's suicide on his parenting style. He is now advocating for increased paternity leave, arguing that the current allowance of just 10 days is insufficient for fathers to emotionally bond with their children. Green reflects on how becoming a father to his five-year-old son Slimane has helped him process his grief and learn to manage his emotions. He believes that his own struggles with emotional expression, stemming from his childhood, have motivated him to set a positive example for his son. By being present and open, he aims to teach Slimane that feelings are tolerable. Green's candid discussions about parenting challenges have resonated with many parents, particularly fathers, who appreciate his insights. His advocacy aligns with the charity Movember's campaign to extend paternity leave, emphasizing the need for men to engage more deeply in their children's early lives to foster healthier emotional development.