Add this to your Keekaroo and it's suitable for a newborn.

An awful lot of amazing, for the price. Works from birth through 50lbs.

This book has all the info you need. The cartoony ones aren't funny when you're sleep-deprived.

I love these bottles because they're old-school. They also come in 8oz.

You don't need the kind that change color when food is too hot. Just check it! Also not needed - lots of bright primary colored plastic baby food containers. Clean, re-used baby food jars are fine and much more eco-friendly. (If you've never bought baby food in a jar you can get the jars on eBay or Freecycle, or from your mommy friends.)

This may not seem like a budget price for a single diaper, but you only buy them once. They last through potty-training, and can be re-used for future kids. Also, they can be supplemented with the cheaper (but still nice) Coolababy diapers from eBay once the baby hits 12lbs or so.

You spray this on poop stains.

Huge, but effective. You can also put towels in the kitchen sink and skip this altogether.

Ditto.

Every kid needs a sock monkey. Schylling (and Melissa and Doug) make great classic toys like wooden stacking rings, ABC blocks, etc. So much nicer than plastic toys, and the prices are great.

Get stretchy crib sheets. A decent brand that won't shrink. You'll thank me later. Also see the sheet savers by this same brand.