I think it looks good. I prefer Fuzzi Bunz to bumGenius, I think they fit better - they're a little longer up the front and back, which helps them not slide down the butt.
I would get a few diaper pins just to have on hand - just in case you don't like the snappi and want something to compare it to. I really like pins. I was really scared of them at first, but now I really love the snug fit I can get with a pin.
I've been using almost solely prefolds for the first 4 months of my DD's life, and there is a learning curve in containing the breastmilk poo, but overall I much prefer prefolds to fitteds. Prefolds are more absorbent, less binding on baby, easier to clean, and easier to change (you can use a corner of the prefold to wipe most of the poo off, then there's not much left to actually wipe with a wipe - this is harder to do with a fitted).
In my opinion, I'd hold off on buying more fitteds. You have 6 kissaluvs, and with a newborn you'll likely be washing diapers every other day or at most every two days, so I think 6 is enough for the first few weeks just to determine whether you really think you need more or whether the prefolds are working for you. We had 3 nb kissaluvs, and we barely used them. Right now I have 1 fitted. Every time I try a new fitted, it just never works as well as my good ol' prefolds, so I end up trading it or giving it away. It makes sense in my head that a fitted would be better, but I have yet to find one that doesn't make me want to reach for a prefold instead.
Fitteds are also so much pricier, that if it were me, I'd stick with the 6 kisssaluvs and wait to see how the prefolds work out.
No matter what you will definitely need more nb covers. My bare minimum for the newborn stage would be 4 wrap covers and 2 wool or fleece soakers for nighttime. For wool, we use aristocrat. I love them but they are pricey, and I've never tried anything else so there could be something just as good for less money. One option that I would do if I had to do it over again would be to buy a few cheap recycled sweater wool soakers for the newborn stage b/c cleaning poop off a wool cover is no fun. It would have been nice to have a few "throw around" wool covers that maybe won't last as long as the aristocrat but that I could throw in the wash without caring so much about them getting ruined.
whew what a ramble, sorry! Normally I would go back and edit so it's shorter but I'm too tired today
good luck and congrats - I think the CDing makes the baby experience so much more fun. I'm 4 months in, and while I'm now really comfortable with CDs (and able to be confident enough to give advice!), the learning curve was a bit steep, and for a while (I'd say 2-3 months) I was a little overwhelmed at all of the different ways to do things and kept second-guessing everything I was doing. Just like parenting I guess, eventually you get to a point where you settle into your routine, and once you're there, at least for me, I just can't imagine ever going back to the boring, plastic-y, blah world of disposables.
