Books by Jac McGill

Ayaan and the Camel was written to coach children who do not believe in themselves to learn how to re-write their hold-me-back beliefs so that nothing stands in their way. Our core beliefs can be formed as early as age 7 and are stored at an unconscious level, directing our behaviour for ever more. When a child is coached to understand beliefs and is allowed to examine the truth of them, they can quite easily re-write their hold-me-back beliefs so that they are then free to get on with their Big dreams. Consider this story if you have noticed your child does not believe in their own abilities and they can't hear praise from others. You may also have noticed a lack of confidence in your own abilities and are quickly deciding some things are just not for you (could be subjects, sports, friendships).When a child has low self-belief, they could be self-sabotaging so that they fail before they even try or say things like, "I would like to go, but..." "I am not musical/sporty/clever/arty enough.Wise for My Size, Ayaan and the Camel, is part of a wider coaching programme for parents and children. It is a powerful, empowering programme that teaches children essential life skills through activities, games, and stories.¿The¿Wise for My Size¿programme helps young people to develop soaring self-esteem, and strong self-confidence, achieve their goals, manage mistakes, handle stress and anxiety, build resilience¿, and deal with peer pressure.¿ Ayaan and the Camel has been written to coach children who have limiting beliefs and learn how to re-write their belief system so that nothing holds them back. Lorna and Jac are twin sisters who have between them over 40 years' experience working with children and their families. They share a passion for supporting all children to reach their fullest potential by harnessing their unique and special gifts. They have combined their knowledge, skills, and expertise to create this special library of mindset books for parents to share with their children so all children will be Wise for my Size.

I-Can't-Harry was written to coach children who do not believe in their abilities or speak unkindly to themselves, learn to boost their self-confidence by quietening the mean things they say about themselves (shade-talk) and turning up the volume of their kind words (shine-talk), to face life with confidence and a can-do mindset.Consider this book if you feel worried and frustrated that your child is hard on themselves and speaks negatively about themselves and their abilities. You may have noticed that your child tends to compare themselves to others or live in the 'shadow' of more outgoing friends. As a parent, you are worried that this lack of overall confidence in themselves will result in your child not reaching their full potential.When a child uses negative self-talk, you may hear them say, "I can't spell," "Everyone can do this; I will never be able to!" "He is so amazing; why can't I do that?" "I hate my hair!". Or they may go quiet, avoid situations or activities, and withdraw or stop trying things.Harry was a boy who believed that he couldn't do much. The more he thought he couldn't, the more he said he couldn't, and the more he felt he couldn't. So that was what he became known as; 'I-Can't-Harry.' This book was written to coach children who speak negatively about themselves and believe that they can't learn that changing what they say to themselves means that they can do anything they dream of. Wise for my Size, I-Cant' Harry, is part of a more comprehensive coaching programme for parents and children. It is a powerful, empowering programme that teaches children essential life skills through activities, games, and stories. The Wise for My Size programme helps young people to develop soaring self-esteem, sand trong self-confidence, achieve their goals, manage mistakes, handle stress and anxiety, build resilience, and deal with peer pressure. The Wise for My Size Library was created by Lorna and Jac, twin sisters who have over 40 years of experience working with children and their families. They share a passion for supporting all children to reach their fullest potential by harnessing their unique and special gifts. They have combined their knowledge, skills, and expertise to create this fantastic library of mindset books for parents to share with their children so that all children will be Wise for their Size.

Ntombi's Path was written to coach children who are fearful to try new things, learn to overcome that fear and stretch out of their comfort zone so that nothing holds them back. Consider this book if you have a concern that your child is not doing as much as they used to, has stopped going to things, or won't start a new club or class, and you are worried that if this is not addressed, your child will eventually stop all their hobbies and interests, their world will get smaller, they won't learn to push past fear, and therefore they will not meet their fullest potential. When a child is worried about trying new things, they may cry or get angry when you talk about it, or you might hear them say, "I've never done this before.""I feel sick and don't want to go/do it/try it/be here.""I don't know how to do it."Wise for My Size, Ntombi's Path, is part of a wider coaching program for parents and children. It is a powerful, empowering program that teaches children essential life skills through activities, games, and stories. The Wise for My Size program helps young people to develop soaring self-esteem strong self-confidence, achieve their goals, manage mistakes, handle stress and anxiety, build resilience, and deal with peer pressure. Ntombi's Path has been written to help children who are facing a challenge, push out of their comfort zone, and find the courage and tools to build a life without limits.