If you are currently infected and have tonsillitis, it can pass on to the baby by being around the baby , coughing around the baby.

Dont worry.Wait and watch for any symptoms and report to the doctor.

It's understandable to be worried, but please don't panic. If your 6-month-old child briefly touched your mouth and then hers, the risk of infection is low but not zero. Here are a few points to consider: 1. Tonsillitis and sinusitis are often caused by viruses or bacteria that can spread through saliva or respiratory droplets. 2. Brief contact like what you described is less likely to transmit infection, especially if your child is otherwise healthy. 3. Watch for symptoms such as: Fever Irritability Refusal to feed Runny nose or cough Changes in voice or swallowing If any of these symptoms appear, consult your pediatrician promptly. In the future, try to avoid close contact like this when you are sick, and always wash hands before touching the baby.

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment