WetBob

I can't say that I have first hand experience with this issue due to my physique, but I agree with Wet Knight's suggestion of a onesie. You could also try putting your diaper on at the position it would slide down to anyways. I'm sure that this isn't an uncommon issue and someone who has experience will have some good suggestions for you. Good luck.

When I was a teenager I was given a prescription for acne that caused diarrhea. Fortunately the pharmacist had told me that could be a side effect otherwise I could have been having to visit the bathroom constantly with no clue as to why.

When I first started bed wetting 10 years ago, I was quite resistant to the notion of being a bed wetter and did everything I could to prevent it. The doctors weren't able to find anything physically wrong with me, but diagnosed me with over active bladder. I took a prescription and watched my water intake for years after that, but would still have instances of bed wetting about once a week. I finally got sick of waking up with a wet bed and turned to wearing diapers every night. There's a part of me that still abhors the fact that I'm a bed wetter, but I'm actively trying to purge it. Denying my condition certainly didn't help me, but accepting it seems to be. So, yes, accepting the fact that I am a bed wetter seems to be the best way for me to cope with the condition. Trying to stop myself from wetting the bed only to ultimately fail certainly did me no good.

I started bed wetting regularly after a car crash 10 years ago caused an injury to my lower spine. I resisted being a bed wetter at first, but finally started wearing diapers to manage it. Now I proudly wet the bed every night.