Before a company can determine if an onsite daycare facility is a feasible plan for their corporation and employees’ research has to be done first to determine all the costs involved. In order to determine the best plan we should use a combination of a survey that can be given to both potential employees and made available to the outside public via on on-line website, and a combination of a qualitative research study and a quantitative research study. Before the research can begin there are certain criteria that have to be determined such as what the appropriate sample method, sample size, are and how to determine the size of the sample population. For the purpose of this research it seems that a survey would work the best for determining whether or not an onsite childcare facility is a feasible idea. The survey could be given to both potential employees’ and current employees. Determining the sample size entails the researchers looking at the total amount of employees in the company who have children and those who don’t to determine how many surveys they should send out. Once the sample size is determined and the surveys are sent out the researchers can then look at the data collected from the employees’ and then add the data to the other studies to help make the determination. By using both a Qualitative study and a Quantitative study the researchers can get data from both the individuals polled and the actual numbers and statistics that it would cost to start such a facility. The qualitative study is done in the early stages of the research and gives the researchers more rich data from the study. The quantitative study on the other hand is done later in the research study and gives researcher solid numerical data on the costs involved in starting the project. The data collected will allow the researchers to test the hypothesis of whether or not an