Please Help Before I Go Crasy!!!!!!!?

The best thing you could probably do, if you haven't already, is take the kitten to a veternarian for a wellness exam just to make sure she is healthy and to start a relationship with the vet. Your vet is the best resource for animal care and will be able to answer any questions you have. It sounds like you've provided plenty of material items for your kitten. At two months old she's at a point in her development where she will learn how to connect with others. Make sure you give her plenty of attention and affection. If she has long hair, you should start getting her used to being brushed on a regular basis, depends on how long her hair is how often you should do it. Good Luck!!