Again, GO YELLOW! It is such a cheerful color and the yellow dresser will just enhance the white crib instead of fighting it or looking too bland. If you were painting the walls yellow, then I would paint the dresser the same white as the crib, but since you aren't, definitely, GO YELLOW!

This answer may be a little late for you, but they look like the leaves on my plants after I had put them outside for too long a time without hardening them off frst. If you grow seedlings under lights, you need to get them accustomed to sunlight by leaving them outside only briefly (say 1/2 hour) on the first day, and add a few more minutes every day after that. The rest of the time put them in shade. Or put them in the sun early in the morning and take them out of it until late in the day, when the sun isn't strong. If you go to work, you could put them where the house or a tree will shade them for most of the day, but the shadow moves away for part of the day.

Same thing exactly happened to me. I ordered white, with a designer - in their showroom they looked whiter, but my house is open and all new white french doors and windows. I about died when I saw my "yellow" or someone said "almond" kitchen cabinets. I hated them. And, looking at your pics, why do the cabinets look more yellow on the top? Mind did too. Anyway, this was a huge remodel and the cabinet company is agreeing to have them repainted. I want bright white! I will post when they are finished, but this is what they look like now, and no amount of different paint color on my walls will make them look crisp white like I want! So glad you got what you wanted. SOOOO beautiful!!

@dqj1968 - Sealers help protect the stone but do not make them moisture proof. They simply slow the process of moisture from absorbing into the stone making it easier to clean. If you choose to attempt a process to remove the yellow stains I would advise resealing the counter once you're finished. Most granite installers (in my area) will use a product called BulletProof by Stone Tech. BulletProof is a water based sealer that helps repel both water and oil based products. I work a lot with Stone Tech products and am very confident with them. For maximum protection BulletProof or a product from their Pro series would be best. They also sell a product called Revitalizer that can be used once a week or an every day cleaner. It is formulated for natural stone and has a built in sealer that helps protect the current sealer on your stone. If the yellow marks grow over time you will know that it is caused by the glue. If they do not then I would suspect that Patricia or Frank is correct.