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Looks good.

Watch out for the FuzziBunz though, those suckers leaked like none other for us. I could never get the adjustment fitting her right.

@Glitter: Hm, I just never considered it....maybe it is a good option! I just wanted to reuse as much as possible.

It looks good, but if cost is an issue you could do it for a lot less.
Our stash, which has worked fine from birth until now:

24 newborn green mountain diapers prefolds
36 small GMD prefolds
36 medium GMD prefolds

6 size one thirsties duo snap wrap
6 size two thirsties duo snap wrap

3 joey hemp doublers
2 wool covers (we used these and the doublers at night until about 10 months, now we use disposables at night)

2 wet bags (definitely just get reusable, its super easy, I just turn it inside out to dump the dirty diapers into the wash, and throw the bag in. hang to dry)- I can't remember the brand, ours have a drawstring which I like

set of 5 snappis.

thats it!

@autumnlove: See note above.

@Glitter: I have Kissaluvs liners and a few Planet Wise wetbags for daycare/travel.

You have a huge variety! I might recommend ordering a trial package (I know I've seen one or more online) so that you can truly test drive and find out what works best for you and mostly stock up on that one or two types.

In my case we did a newborn rental from modernclothdiaper.com and then I bought one diaper each of a few types that I though would work best following the rental. I found out that I don't like AIO and that I was prone to problems with the insert sticking out causing leaking in Fuzzibunz (much more of an issue in newborn size where it is so tiny). I ended up using almost exclusively Bumgenius 4.0 for daytime and fitteds with cover for night.

You've got more than I do! I'm planning to use disposables until she grows into the cloth, then I have 9 pocket diapers right now, and plan to pick up 6 AIOs. I want to start with those and see how I like them before deciding what else to buy.

I ended up hating prefolds when she was an infant and AIO's all the time, but now that she's nearly six months old, I love prefolds and we use covers/inserts for daycare. Your stash looks like a good one, and is certainly larger than what I had prior to birth, which was:

36 NB prefolds
24 small prefolds
4 Thirsties size small covers
6 Thirsties covers size 1
10 BumGenius Freetimes

I gave away 24 of my NB diapers and sold my BumGenius, and now I have 18 inserts (BumGenius, Flip, gDiapers, and Best Bottoms), my same six Thirsties size 1 covers, and 4 medium gDiaper covers.

Cloth wipes?

We use a rubbermaid bin with locking lid for dipes at home when dirty, wetbags for daycare (and they got tossed in the wash with dipes).

Seems like you have a great assortment, and hopefully all work for you, and you will probably figure out your faves pretty quick! I just use one brand of dipes, so don't have solid experience with so many options!

@Beebug: oh yes...cloth wipes!!!

@Silva: I was hoping to use prefolds through potty training too! But I ended up switching to Bum Genius after I had my second baby for a number of reasons. My oldest eventually despised the snappi's (not sure why maybe it made the diaper too tight or it poked him?) plus it became trickier as he got older to get the prefold on him just right plus the snappi and the cover. I switched to folding the prefold and laying it inside the cover but it usually ended up in a big mess when he pooped and I was doing the wash more often because I needed the covers.

Also, both of my kids have sensitive skin and would end up with rashes due to the wet cotton being on their skin, I was using the stay-dry fleece or hemp liners which was another step and also became gross with the poop! Using the fleece (which worked better than the hemp for some reason) I felt defeated the purpose of trying to use all natural fibers.

Finally, when my oldest started becoming interested in the potty it was hard for him to get the cover off (and obviously I didn't want him grabbing a snappi) and the BG were easier for him to slide down if needed. There is another kind (maybe Flip?) that have stretchy sides that seem like they would be really good for potty training but I didn't find out about them until later and I wasn't about to spend more money on another kind of diaper!

Anyway that is my long answer of why I switched. I did really like prefolds though, especially during the infant stage.