Data Analyst or something artsy, graphic design etc, that's what I do anyway. Use your hands more than your mouth (that's what she said...) People will always need these skills and you can end up being your own boss/freelance if you get good at it. Not every job requires full on talking. Plenty of jobs can be done online, via email etc. 26 is not old, you have plenty of time to do whatever you want to do. The stutter may be holding you back but it also sounds like you don't know what you want to do with your career either which is a massively common problem regardless of stuttering especially at your age. Its a cross roads time in life. To flip this situation on it's head your stutter has not stopped you having two kids so you must have/have had a partner which is the other big hassle that many associate with stuttering woes so you must be doing something right. Decide what you fancy doing, get some qualifications or experience (loads of online and distance learning stuff out there) and go from there.