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@Donnie_1020 There’s a few things you can do here. Many great tips listed below already- I might add a suggestion that you could try your Yamaha that you already have, and use a capo on the 2nd or 3rd fret when you practice. It will instantly lower your action, and it will also require less stretching to reach those tricky chords because your frets are now closer together. And, as always, keep practicing and do light finger/hand exercises and stretching.
There’s tons of guitar professionals out there with small hands- they are great people to watch for copying their good technique. It’s amazing how just shifting your fretting hand at a different angle can suddenly make a struggle into an “I got this!”