I am smoking outside the home. is this effect my 6 months baby

A. Second-hand smoke can harm a baby's breathing, heart rate and growth, which can put the baby at a higher risk of sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI). If parents smoke during pregnancy and after their baby is born, their baby's SUDI risk increases.Even if you smoke outdoors there are risks and your baby can still be exposed to cigarette poisons. Whenever and wherever you smoke, poisons such as nicotine, tar, and carbon monoxide can get into your hair and clothes and remain there for at least an hour.